Have you found stable housing?

If you or a Veteran you know is at risk of becoming homeless, visit va.gov/homeless or call 1-877-4AID-VET today.

Learn about VA housing assistance, including VA-backed home loans.

Disabled Veterans may receive grants to adapt their homes to accommodate disabilities.

Have you been looking for a new job? Are you adjusting to the civilian workplace? Are you thinking about going back to school? Do you need additional training to get the job you want?

Get support transitioning to a civilian career with free educational and career counseling (also called Personalized Career Planning and Guidance (PCPG)).

Use your GI Bill to help pay for college or training programs.

If you have a service-connected disability, find out how to apply for Veteran Readiness and Employment (Chapter 31). Counselors help eligible Veterans gain and maintain a job after the military.

Explore resources just for you on your own time. The Department of Labor is a good place to get started.

Are you staying healthy? How are you sleeping? How are you taking care of your body and your mind?

Whether or not you qualify for VA healthcare, it’s important to prioritize your health during your transition. Health means a lot of different things, including sleeping well, eating well, and managing stress. Check out some of our Veterans programs for health and wellness.

Many Veterans are eligible for non-medical counseling from Military OneSource, including health and wellness coaching. Connect with someone today to get started on your wellness goals.

Remember that you can get free mental health care for up to one year after separation.

How are you adjusting to a new routine? Do you feel as though you have found a sense of purpose? Do you feel as though you have a community supporting you?

Connect with a Veteran Service Organization (VSO) in your area. No matter where you are in life, there may be a VSO out there waiting to engage. Whether you’re a student looking to succeed in higher education, a retired officer looking to stay connected with the military community, or you’re interested in service opportunities with other Veterans, check out the directory for groups near you.

Visit Make the Connection for stories of resilience and to hear how other Veterans overcame transition-related challenges.

Consider visiting a Vet Center near you.

How are you managing your finances? How are you coping with some of the new expenses in civilian life?

Military OneSource has resources to help you stay on top of your budget and meet your financial goals. Eligible Veterans may access free financial counseling on issues such as budgeting, money management, and debt reduction.

Visit MyMoney.gov for free money management tools.

How are you juggling the day-to-day of civilian life?

Explore the wide range of benefits and resources available to you. Benefits.gov and the National Resource Directory are great places to get started.