Veterans reminded about available resources during Mental Health Awareness Month
Published on May 2, 2026.
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs is reminding veterans of available resources during Mental Health Awareness Month. The department offers one-on-one assistance for veterans transitioning out of military and transitioning. It can help veterans file disability claims, receive earned benefits, and access to educational opportunities like the GI Bill. Additionally, veterans rated at 90 percent disabled or higher can receive free tuition from the state. For veterans seeking peer support, organizations like American Legion, Vamph, DAV, and AMVETS are also available. Officials urge those facing an urgent mental health crisis to dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
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