Advocacy
What Does an Aging Population Mean for Veterans’ Care?
The VA has shifted focus to home-care options, but more work – and more support from Congress – is sorely needed.
Read a recap of the annual spring event -- the first in-person campaign since 2019.
Lawmakers key to the passage of toxic exposure reform led the list. (Learn more about the honorees)
Learn more about this year's key issues ... and how you can get involved.
Weakening this earned benefit has made a bad financial situation worse for young servicemembers and families. (Read More | Share Your Story)
Thousands of locations have left the network, weakening the benefit for its most vulnerable users. (Learn More | Write Your Lawmakers)
Reach out to your lawmakers and help make a difference in the quality of life for those in uniform. (Read More | Take Action)
MOAA's annual advocacy event brought members from across the nation in contact with their lawmakers April 26 in Washington, D.C., to address critical topics on MOAA’s legislative agenda.
The event marked the first in-person effort on Capitol Hill since 2019. You can still lend your voice to these efforts through MOAA's Legislative Action Center.
Continue to follow MOAA's Advocacy News page for ongoing updates regarding all of MOAA's legislative priorities.
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Have a question about MOAA legislative efforts? Contact MOAA's Member Support Center at msc@moaa.org or call (800) 234-6622. To learn more about joining MOAA, click here.
The VA has shifted focus to home-care options, but more work – and more support from Congress – is sorely needed.
Veterans can call 1-800-MyVA411 to access services and benefits, or register complaints.