St. Cloud V.A.

As we approach World No Tobacco Day, the St. Cloud V.A. is stepping up for veterans. There’s some important support available that you might not know about.

Mark your calendars! The St. Cloud V.A. is rolling out a series of crucial events this spring to support our veterans and their families.

In a world where veterans often feel lost, one program is lighting the way back to hope and healing. Stay tuned for a heartwarming glimpse into their journey.

A fresh approach to women veterans' healthcare is coming to St. Cloud, promising more accessible services and a supportive community.

There's a special gathering happening in St. Cloud for our women veterans—complete with a resource fair and important discussions just for them.

Flu season is rolling in, and our local veterans have some great options to stay healthy this October. Let's hear what the V.A. has planned.

As August winds down, communities gather to shine a light on overdoses and the importance of understanding and compassion in the face of this crisis.

Dr. Jurek sheds light on how depression can quietly take over lives, affecting everything from sleep to daily joys.

The St. Cloud V.A. is offering veterans opportunities to buy a T-Shirt as part of the annual Clothesline project between 11am - 1pm Friday, April 17 in building 111, room 158 at the Medical Center. This project is intended to raise awareness about military sexual trauma and sexual violence.

The St. Cloud V.A. offers numerous mental health and relationship assistance programs. On today's Voices for Veterans segment on WJON I was joined by Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program Coordinator Voni Hovland, Local Recovery Coordinator and Psychologist Kristen Jurek and Public Affairs Officer Barry Venable from the St. Cloud V.A.