Veterans Strengthening America
Advocating for Veterans Since 1919
Founded by an Act of Congress after World War I, The American Legion fiercely advocates for the unique needs of every generation of veterans, service members, and their families who pledge to protect our nation. Today, we are committed to destigmatizing mental health support, offering peer-to-peer resources, and empowering everyone to Be The One in the fight to prevent veteran suicide.

TAKE CARE OF AMERICA'S VETERANS ACT – What's Next?
The House vote was postponed; however, the Senate is still pushing forward and is planning to vote on TCAVA. It's more important than ever to understand what is at stake for veterans, service members, caregivers, and survivors, and to contact your Senators to let them know where you stand. Learn more here or click below to make your voice heard.
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