Facing post-traumatic stress disorder after service can feel overwhelming, but effective support for veterans with PTSD is more accessible than ever before. Many Australian veterans struggle silently with traumatic memories, hypervigilance, and other symptoms that significantly impact daily life. The good news is that with proper treatment and support, recovery is possible. Let's explore the range of services available to help you or a loved one navigate the path to wellness.

Finding the proper local veterans support can feel overwhelming—especially when every state and territory has its own mix of services, hubs and referral systems. The options vary depending on where you live, making it hard to know what’s available or where to begin. The good news? This guide breaks down the local support options in each state and territory, so you can access the help you need with confidence.

Transitioning from military to civilian life presents unique challenges for younger veterans who have served our country. The supporting younger veterans program addresses these challenges by providing targeted services designed specifically for the needs of recently discharged ADF members. Many younger veterans struggle to navigate the complex DVA system when seeking appropriate healthcare, financial support, and rehabilitation services. Understanding what's available through these programs—and how to qualify for them properly—can make all the difference in securing a successful transition to civilian life.

Have you ever wondered how to turn your service experience into a lasting source of support for young people? A veteran's for youth program channels your skills into mentoring and resilience‑building initiatives under MRCA. These initiatives connect veterans and young participants to increase social support, strengthen community bonds and build emotional resilience. In this guide, we’ll explore the key benefits, outline top program options and show you exactly how to get involved.

Feeling overwhelmed about where to turn for mental health support? For many veterans, navigating counselling services through DVA can feel like one more battle—especially when stress, trauma or family challenges are already weighing heavily. The good news is that counselling for veterans is available, trauma-informed and fully funded, offering immediate access to care for current and former ADF members and their families. This blog will guide you through how to access the proper support for your mental health and wellbeing—when you need it most. Let’s explore how these services work and how to maximise what’s available.

Finding the right care for veterans isn’t just about getting medical treatment—it’s about building the support you need to live independently, safely and with dignity at home. Under MRCA, access to services depends on your eligibility, accepted conditions and impairment points, and nothing happens automatically. That’s where many veterans get stuck—navigating complex programs, card types and referrals without a clear roadmap. This blog breaks down the essentials so you can understand your options, avoid duplication, and access the support you’ve earned with confidence.

Navigating life after service can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to do it alone. A well-structured veterans mentorship program offers support, guidance and real-world insight to help you transition purposefully. Whether you’re a participant seeking direction or a veteran mentor looking to give back, mentorship provides the connection and encouragement needed to move forward confidently. Let’s explore how these programs empower veterans through community, career guidance and personal growth.

Confused about which veterans program you’re eligible for or how to access it? You’re not alone—many current and former ADF members struggle with unclear processes, complex paperwork and inconsistent advice when trying to secure the support they’ve earned. This guide breaks down the key DVA-supported programs—covering healthcare, rehabilitation, financial assistance and community reintegration—so you can better understand what’s available under the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act (MRCA). Let’s walk through the essentials and help you get the support you deserve.