Los Angeles Veterans Collaborative

06/01/2026

Explore upcoming events, share them with your networks, and help us ensure veterans and military families know where to find the support, resources, and community they deserve.

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05/27/2026

This week’s LAVC Weekly Pulse focused on the importance of connection, collaboration, and resource sharing for the veteran community. Highlights included updates from U.S. VETS on their upcoming Steps for Vets program, transportation support information from Access Services, and programming available for aging veterans through InnovAge. Conversations like these help strengthen awareness of the services available to veterans and their families across Los Angeles. https://conta.cc/4dxO5pg

05/08/2026

This month, the Los Angeles Veterans Collaborative is proud to host our meeting at U.S. VETS Inglewood. We look forward to bringing together public, private, and government partners committed to supporting veterans, service members, and military families across Los Angeles County while highlighting important resources and community programs available to those we serve. https://conta.cc/4dw9D5n

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05/06/2026

As summer approaches, there are numerous programs nationwide offering free and low-cost opportunities, many with scholarships and financial support, to ensure military youth can participate in camps, academic programs, and extracurricular activities.

These resources are more than just summer options—they are part of a broader ecosystem that helps military families stay resilient, connected, and thriving.

Email from Los Angeles Veterans Collaborative Summer Resources for Military Children   The Weekly Pulse: Summer Resources for Military Children This summer, a wide range of organizations are offering

04/29/2026

This week’s Weekly Pulse highlights opportunities for Veterans and Caregivers to engage directly in research studies, as well as access findings from research already conducted. Staying informed—and choosing to participate when possible—helps ensure that the experiences and needs of our community are accurately represented in the work that shapes services, programs, and policy. Research only creates impact when it reflects the voices of those it is intended to serve. https://conta.cc/4cWx2vB

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04/15/2026

Explore voter eligibility, including recent changes under Proposition 17 that expanded voting rights for system-impacted individuals in California. Learn about the various ways to vote in Los Angeles County, including early voting, vote-by-mail, and accessible Vote Centers designed to meet diverse needs.

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04/03/2026

Join us for the next in-person LAVC at the California Endowment! https://conta.cc/4sW5T2v

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04/01/2026

According to the USC State of the American Veteran Study, behavioral health challenges and substance use remain significant concerns for veterans in Southern California, often compounded by barriers such as stigma and limited awareness of available resources.

That’s why this week, we’re spotlighting trusted, veteran-centered services across Los Angeles County that provide compassionate, trauma-informed care—from peer support and counseling to recovery programs and crisis services.

Seeking support is a sign of strength. Together, we can ensure veterans and their families are connected to the care they’ve earned and deserve.

Email from Los Angeles Veterans Collaborative Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Resources   The Weekly Pulse: Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse This weeks Pulse recognizes that mental wellness

03/31/2026

Across Los Angeles and surrounding counties, organizations are hosting events throughout the month to uplift military-connected youth and their families. From family-friendly gatherings and resource fairs to community celebrations and wellness activities, these events are designed to build connection, provide support, and honor the unique experiences of military children.

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03/25/2026

This week’s Weekly Pulse highlights recreation and wellbeing resources for veterans—an essential part of building connection, improving mental health, and supporting long-term success. Insights from the USC State of the American Veteran Study Southern California reinforce that access to community and meaningful engagement isn’t optional—it’s critical. https://conta.cc/4t4u3aH

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