Retirement planning
Retirement planning helps you prepare for how you will support yourself when you stop working or reduce your hours, so you can feel more confident about your future.
Wellbeing resource collection
I am a veteran and no longer serving
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Finding a General Practitioner
A General Practitioner (GP) is a good first step for most non-emergency health concerns and can help you manage your health over time. Finding the right GP means choosing someone you feel comfortable.
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Finding an ex-service organisation
Ex-Service Organisations (ESOs) offer veterans and families practical support, advocacy, and military-community connection. Since services vary, explore different ESOs to find the best fit for you.
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First Nations connection
Connection to culture, Country and community gives First Nations veterans strength and identity. Culturally safe, community-led organisations offer support respecting lived experience.
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First Nations healthcare
First Nations healthcare connects culture, identity, and safe care. For First Nations veterans and families, support is available via culturally safe services, ACCHOs, and DVA providers.
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Legal Aid
Legal Aid offers free or low-cost legal help to veterans and families for family law, housing, employment, safety, and other matters, based on eligibility and the specific issue.
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Menopause
Menopause is a natural stage of life that can affect physical, emotional and mental wellbeing in different ways. Support is available to help veterans and families understand symptoms, manage changes,
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Sleep hygiene
Sleep is essential to physical and mental wellbeing.
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Sporting clubs
Sporting clubs boost wellbeing for veterans and families through fitness, social connection, and purpose. They offer structure and belonging via playing, volunteering, or coaching.
