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Postponement of veterans' forum in Christchurch
Many of you will be aware that we have been working on our next veterans’ face-to-face forum, which we hoped to bring to Christchurch on 14 February 2022. Your safety and that of your whānau and...
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Veterans' Advisory Board
Advice is provided on its own accord or on request of the Minister, including advice on policies to be applied in respect of veterans' entitlements....
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Cancellation of our Auckland case management clinics
Following recent government guidance about social distancing, we have decided to cancel all upcoming Auckland case management clinics until further notice. If you have made an appointment for the...
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Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI)
The need for more research on Kiwi veterans has been known for a long time. The development of The Veteran, Family and Whānau Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy Framework — Te Arataki , highlighted...
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Entitlements, services, and support for families and whānau of veterans
Check your eligibility for support Eligibility for these entitlements, services, and support will depend on your own circumstances, including: when the veteran first joined where the veteran served....
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Conclusively presumed conditions
Whether we automatically accept the condition depends on: when and where you served, and what the condition is. There are four types of service that have conditions covered by a Presumptive...
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Determined effort identifies Lake Alice hospital veterans' graves
Plans are underway for a ceremony in the Rangitikei town of Marton to bless a number of previously unmarked graves of First and Second World War veterans who died while in the care of the old Lake...
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A tip to help you find veterans' material on Google
You can configure Google to show you official information from our website more often when you search. To update your source preferences in two quick steps: Go to...
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Service with the United Nations in the State of Israel
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The Quiet Warning Lights: Signs of Struggle We Often Miss
The following article was written by LTCOL Stephen Kearney, Chief Mental Health Officer ...