Expressions of Interest

The Council for Women and Families United by Defence Service is currently seeking EOIs for council advisors.

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Veterans' Card

The Australian Defence Veterans’ Covenant serves to recognise and acknowledge the unique nature of military service and the contribution of veterans and their families. The Covenant is supported by the Veteran Card, Lapel Pin and Oath. These provide the opportunity for Australians to identify veterans when they are not in uniform or wearing their medals, and offer respect to them and their family. The Veteran Card provides a way to recognise and connect with veterans and acknowledge their service to the nation.

Engagement

Expressions of Interest: Working Age Veterans’ and Families Forum

As the state government agency for veterans in South Australia, Veterans SA is committed to working closely with the veteran community to collate feedback and information that can assist the Government of South Australia to shape future veteran support strategies. To achieve this, it is important that the agency regularly engages with the community to allow for the opportunity to discuss the issues and challenges relevant to our community.. Veterans SA is therefore seeking expressions of interest (EOI) for attendance at a Working Age Veterans’ and Families Forum.

Operation K9

Meet Sammi!

In February 2019, Veterans SA partnered with the Royal Society for the Blind (RSB) Operation K9 program, providing sponsorship for an OpK9 dog. Sammi was recently selected as our sponsored dog and the team was very excited to finally meet her at the recent Veterans’ Information Day.

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November 'Hubdate'

Each of us is only one or two poor decisions away from a criminal conviction and potentially jail time and it is an unfortunate fact that some of our veterans have spent time in prison or are currently undergoing a custodial sentence. There are approximately 95 veterans currently in custody in South Australian prisons according to a report written by former infantry soldier and now corrections officer, Chris Tilley.

Serving those who've served

About Veterans SA

Veterans SA promotes Australia’s wartime history and the significance of national events such as Anzac Day, Remembrance Day and Vietnam Veterans Day. We support the special needs of the veteran community resulting from the unique nature of military service. Veterans SA works closely with the Veterans’ Advisory Council to provide advice to the Premier about matters relating to South Australia’s veteran community.

The veteran community in South Australia includes: