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Your treatment card
About your card It identifies you as a client of Veterans' Affairs. You can use it when you see your doctor or go to the pharmacy. When you show it, it tells your provider to charge us…
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Treatment cards and letters
About treatment cards and letters A treatment card will most likely be called a War Pension Treatment Card. However, we may have issued our client a treatment letter instead. This contains the exact…
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Sharon's corner — July 2019
VA News sat down with Sharon Cavanagh, Manager of Veterans' Services, to talk about what has been happening at Veterans' Affairs over the last three months. Sharon Cavanagh, Manager of Veterans' Serv…
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Conditions we cover
How we determine if you have a service-related condition There are a number of ways we can connect a condition to your Qualifying Service. We first consider if you have: an already acc…
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Living in Australia
Check if you are eligible for support The easiest way to check if you or your family and whānau are eligible is to use our "Check your eligibility" tool. It only takes a few minutes. Check …
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Support for Viet Nam veterans in Australia
How to get started If you're already registered with Veterans' Affairs New Zealand …
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Weekly Compensation for Families
Who can get this You'll qualify for Family Weekly Compensation if all of these apply: a family member has passed away, and they…
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Travel for Treatment and Rehabilitation
Who can get this We may be able to support you with your travel costs if your travel is for: treatment of an accepted condition reha…
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Mission: Feedback
The reports are open for viewing to the public. Reports and findings from Mission: Feedback The Veterans' Advisory Board, an independent advisory board to the Minister fo…
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Hearing Aids and Appliances
Who can get this You may be able to get this if you have Qualifying Service and either: have hearing loss or tinnitus because of this …