Aged care can be a major life change, but support is available to help veterans and families understand their options and access the care they need. Help may be available through My Aged Care, DVA-funded services, counselling, advocacy and support for carers.
Medication advice can help veterans and families understand their medicines, manage changes safely, and feel more confident asking questions. Support from a GP, pharmacist or other health professional can make medication use safer and less stressful, especially during transition, recovery or after hospital.
Referral pathways assisting veterans and families experiencing hardship, crisis or welfare concerns.
NSW OVA leads programs, grants and commemorations that support veterans and families, including help with employment, education and long-term wellbeing.
Skilling Queenslanders for Work helps eligible Queenslanders build skills, gain qualifications and get support to enter, stay in or return to work.
Queensland Government-supported navigation pathways connecting veterans and families with support services.
Assists veterans at risk of homelessness to access and sustain private rental accommodation.
NT Government initiative supporting transition, employment, education, health and wellbeing, and respect and recognition for current and former ADF members and their families.
The Tasmanian Veterans' Association creates trauma-informed safe spaces where veterans, families, and communities can reconnect, rest, and heal — managed by veteran volunteers.
