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WellWithin Coach is a mobile app that was designed specifically for Women Veterans to help them heal and thrive. The app aims to support women at every stage of life, from navigating sexual and reproductive health, parenting and caregiving, and menopause. It also contains information and exercises for women healing after a traumatic event. WellWithin Coach can be used as a stand-alone education and self-care tool, or as a supplement to professional treatment. It does not replace treatment with a healthcare professional related to mental health conditions, such as PTSD. WellWithin Coach was made by VA's National Center for PTSD with input from Women Veterans and subject matter experts in women’s mental health. Features: Daily check-ins Exercises to promote mental health and address common life challenges experienced by women (e.g. pregnancy, motherhood, menopause) Tools to assess mental health symptoms and well-being Educational readings to help women navigate everyday life situations Download the app at mobile.va.gov/app/wellwithin… For help with this app, contact the National Center for PTSD at MobileMentalHealth@va.gov, or contact the VA Fresno MyHealtheVet Team: V21FREMHVTeam@va.gov .

Feeling on edge? Drinking more than you want? Feeling disconnected from loved ones? You are not alone. This Mental Health Month, hear Veterans describe the signs that helped them realize it was time to reach out for mental health care. #advice" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">maketheconnection.net/mental-health-…

You don’t have to figure it out alone. The #VeteransCrisisLine is here to listen and help. Dial 988 then Press 1, chat at VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat, or text 838255.

The signs of crisis don’t always look the way you expect. Knowing them can help you act when it matters most: VeteransCrisisLine.net/SignsOfCrisis.

This Mental Health Month, hear powerful stories from Veterans just like you. Explore their stories: maketheconnection.net/mental-health-…

Calling ALL Veterans! Join Us for the My HealtheVet & Virtual Health Resource Center Assistance Signup, Training, and Education Event June 16, 2026 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Unlock new ways to manage your health and connect with VA resources! Receive personalized assistance, hands-on training, and valuable education—all in one supportive event dedicated to your well-being. Don’t miss out—empower your health journey with us! The event will be here at the top of the stairs of the main hospital building, 2615 E. Clinton Ave., Fresno, CA 93703.

🌟 VA supports young people and apprenticeships as a pathway to career success. These programs help students and young adults gain hands-on experience, build in-demand skills, and earn while they learn. Looking for resources for career development lessons, soft skills activities, and a remote learning guide? Learn more here: apprenticeship.gov/educators/appr…

No one who served in uniform should ever struggle to find a home. If you know a Veteran who is homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness, call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 877-424-3838. This is a problem we can solve together. For more information on how you can help fight Veteran homelessness, visit VA.gov/homeless.

If you’re an older Veteran, VA has specialized services to help you cope with medical, cognitive, and mental health conditions that can arise later in life. VA is here to help: MentalHealth.va.gov/older-veterans…

Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month is a time to learn about the support and resources VA has for military sexual trauma (MST) survivors. Year-round, VA helps MST survivors of all backgrounds. Learn more: mentalhealth.va.gov/SAAPM

Caring and confidential support for #Veterans is available 24/7. No matter what you’re going through, you can reach the #VeteransCrisisLine by call, chat, or text.

In 1985, VA recognized that aging Veterans needed more than medical care — they needed motivation, goals, and connection. So, the Golden Age Games were born. The Veterans Health Administration is marking 80 years of supporting Veterans. Learn more. department.va.gov/veteran-sports/ #VHA80 #Freedom250 #AdaptiveSports

The Agent Cashier office located in Building 24, Room 1A18 will be closed temporarily tomorrow, Friday, April 24th from 12:00 PM until the close of business. This will impact bill payment, accounts balance verification, funds collection, etc. The window will re-open Monday, April 27th at 9:00 AM. We thank you for your understanding.

Whether you’re looking for clinical care, counseling, or assistance with benefits, the #VeteransCrisisLine Resource Locator tool can connect you to local support: VeteransCrisisLine.net/ResourceLocator.

VA’s Million Veteran Program helps researchers study how genes affect health, leading to discoveries that can save lives and improve care. Research focuses on areas such as mental health, cancer, tinnitus, and military exposures. Join today at mvp.va.gov/?utm_source=tw….

Access mental health care that fits your lifestyle. Speak with your VA provider or visit Mentalhealth.va.gov/get-help/acces… to learn more about your care options.

VA Health Connect is a non-emergency medical service that allows you to speak with a nurse to determine the right course of action. va.gov/initiatives/va… Phone: 1-800-698-2411 This important service is available 24/7 nationwide and Veterans enrolled in VA Healthcare automatically have access. This matters because VA Health Connect can address a wide range of health concerns over the phone and prevent an unnecessary trip to urgent care or the emergency room. If you are experiencing symptoms and concerned about your health, call VA Health Connect today. It’s always better to check in than to wait. No question is too small. To learn more, visit VA Health Connect website, using the link provided in the description. As always, during a medical emergency, immediately call 911.

For 80 years, the Veterans Health Administration has led the way in medical innovation. VA hosts the Winter Sports Clinic, which challenges Veterans with disabilities to push past limitations. wintersportsclinic.org #VHA80 #Freedom250 #WinterSportsClinic

Suicide warning signs often appear gradually. When you know the signs, you don’t have to guess. You can check in. You can act. VeteransCrisisLine.net/SignsOfCrisis.

VA understands that military sexual trauma (MST) can affect survivors in different ways. During Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, learn more about VA’s free MST-related care and services that are here for you year-round. mentalhealth.va.gov/SAAPM