Support for Caregivers 
of Disabled Veterans

As a caregiver for a disabled veteran, you play a vital role in their recovery and well-being. The DAV (Disabled American Veterans) organization recognizes the importance of your role and is committed to supporting you every step of the way. This page provides resources, guidance, and support specifically for caregivers like you.
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Resources:

• Caregiver Support Groups: Join our online or in-person support groups to connect with other caregivers who understand your journey.
• Respite Care: Find resources for temporary care and respite to give you a break and reduce stress.
• Mental Health Resources: Access counseling, therapy, and other mental health resources to help you cope with the challenges of caregiving.
• Benefits and Entitlements: Learn about the benefits and entitlements available to you and the veteran you care for.

Guidance:

• Navigating the VA: Get help navigating the complex VA system and accessing the resources you need.
• Caregiver Self-Care: Find tips and resources for prioritizing your own physical and mental health.
• Financial Planning: Access resources for financial planning, including budgeting, insurance, and more.

Support:

• Online Community: Join our online forum to connect with other caregivers, ask questions, and share your experiences.
• Phone Support: Call our dedicated caregiver support line for guidance and support.
• Local Chapters: Find local DAV chapters and events in your area for in-person support and connection.

Additional Resources:

• DAV Caregiver Guide: Download our comprehensive guide to caregiving for disabled veterans.
• VA Caregiver Support: Learn about the VA's caregiver support programs and resources.
• National Caregiver Organizations: Find additional resources and support from national organizations dedicated to caregiver support.

As a caregiver for a disabled veteran, you are not alone. The DAV is here to support you every step of the way. Remember to prioritize your own self-care and seek support when you need it. Together, we can ensure our heroes receive the care and support they deserve.