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2026 Camp Corral Registration Opens on Jan. 14
DAV’s longtime partner, Camp Corral, will open applications on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026. Camp Corral is a no-cost summer camp for children ages 8–15 of wounded, disabled or fallen veterans. The 2026 camps will be held in Arizona, California, Colorado, … Continue reading
FORGOTTEN Veterans Act of 2025
Currently, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) does not recognize veterans who served at the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR) and other Department of Energy (DOE) facilities as toxic-exposed or radiation-exposed—despite a long history of nuclear testing. S. 2220, … Continue reading
Parking Changes Coming
News Release Oklahoma City VA Health Care System921 NE 13th St.Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104 For more information contact:Phillip Ybarra, Public Affairs SpecialistPhillip.Ybarra@va.govOffice: (405) 456-3061Cell: (405) 795-4419 URGENT – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 10, 2025 Parking Changes Coming to OKC VA Medical Center. … Continue reading
OKC VA Medical Center TRAINING EXERCISE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OKLAHOMA CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER EMERGENCY OPERATIONS EXERCISE Oklahoma City – The Oklahoma City VA Medical Center will be conducting an Emergency Operations Exercise on June 9th 2025 beginning at 9:00am. The exercise is being conducted to prepare the OKC … Continue reading
Health Care Choice
WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced changes that will make it easier for VA-enrolled Veterans to access health care from non-VA providers at the department’s expense. Since 2019, the MISSION Act has enabled VA-enrolled Veterans to access health … Continue reading
Service-Disabled Veteran Small Business Act
H.R. 865, the Service-Disabled Veteran Opportunities in Small Business Act, aims to provide increased support for service-disabled veteran entrepreneurs by mandating specialized training for federal contract managers who have not met established contract goals for these veteran-owned small businesses. This … Continue reading
Government Shutdown for Veterans
Annual funding for some government agencies, including portions of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), expires at midnight tonight—December 20, 2024. In preparation for a potential government shutdown, the VA is preparing for all probabilities to include the possibility of … Continue reading
The Road to Access Act
Many veterans continue to experience challenges in obtaining reimbursement for travel to their Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical appointments. S. 2975, the Road to Access Act, would ensure that veterans receive the travel reimbursements they deserve by improving the … Continue reading
Call to Action HR 8371
Since the beginning of the 118th Congress, hundreds of bills have been introduced to improve the health care and benefits provided to our nation’s veterans, their caregivers, families and survivors. Over many months, our engagements with members and staff through congressional … Continue reading
Fair Access to Co-ops for Veterans Act
DAV supports H.R. 7703, the Fair Access to Co-ops for Veterans Act. This bill would allow veterans the ability to use their VA home loan certificates to help purchase cooperative housing units. Co-ops are typically apartments in large buildings, particularly in … Continue reading


