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RSL NSW Young Veterans Committee members reflect on the year that was and share their plans for engaging young veterans into the future.
How will the Young Veterans Committee support younger veterans in 2024?
21 December 2023
The support provided to veterans and their families by RSL NSW and RSL LifeCare Veteran Services has remained unwavering over the course of a tumultuous 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic, floods, and the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.
RSL LifeCare Veteran Services FY21-22 update
5 August 2022
Following a successful grant application, the Australian Government has awarded RSL LifeCare Veteran Services, supported by RSL NSW, $50,000 to develop a business case to establish the Tweed/North Coast Hub.
A Veterans’ and Families’ Hub a step closer in Tweed
8 August 2023
Funded by RSL LifeCare, in partnership with RSL NSW, the Riverina Veteran Wellbeing Centre will cater for over 5,000 veterans and their families in the region.
Riverina Veteran Wellbeing Centre opens for business
23 March 2022
The much-anticipated veterans’ catalogue of services web application, now branded as the ‘Veterans’ Catalogue’, will go live on Tuesday November 1, 2022. The app has been developed with a vision of empowering veterans and their families to more easily find and access services and support when needed.
New Veterans’ Catalogue App Goes Live on 1 November
1 November 2022
The Australian Government has awarded RSL LifeCare Veteran Services $50,000 in grant funding to support the development of a business case to establish a Veterans’ and Families’ Hub to be located in Maitland.
Next steps for Veterans’ and Families’ Hubs expansion to Hunter Region
22 August 2023
RSL NSW helps veterans and their families through the services provided by RSL DefenceCare. This update provides information on what we’ve done in the first quarter of 2020.
Veterans’ Services Update – January-March 2020
9 April 2020
There are now more options than ever for veterans in New South Wales looking to upskill or gain assistance to find employment in the public and private sectors.
Veterans and their partners in NSW receive employment boost
2 June 2021
Transitioning to a different career is not always easy for veterans returning to civilian life. The RSL Veterans’ Employment Program, funded by the Australian Government, supports veterans and their families to find fulfilling and meaningful employment after discharging.
Sponsored Content: How the RSL Veterans’ Employment Program helps veterans find work
20 March 2022
Outcomes from the RSL NSW Board meeting held on 26 November 2021.
Board Communiqué for 26 November 2021
1 December 2021
A one-stop shop for sub-Branches to engage their veteran community and attract new membership.
Member Recruitment Toolkit
A range of strategies to address mental health for veterans and their family members, including numbers you can call today for assistance if you need.
Mental health tips for veterans
31 October 2023
RSL sub-Branch delegates heard updates on key initiatives and networked with fellow veterans at the RSL NSW Congress and AGM 2023.
RSL NSW State Congress 2023 highlights
27 October 2023
Academic and Army veteran Rodger Shanahan explores how the transition process and the needs of veterans have changed since Vietnam.
How veterans’ needs have evolved in the 50 years since Vietnam
31 March 2023