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Spread the Word.

Veterans are trained to endure challenging situations, but stigma can make it difficult to reach out for help. Download and share the assets below to encourage Veterans to reach out if they're struggling. Resources are available and there is hope.

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In-Feed Graphics

"She went on foreign soil, she went to war. But the bravest thing she did was when she asked for help." - Cynthia, a Veteran's mother.

Cynthia S. Sentiment In-Feed

"There are people who care about you. You don't have to do it alone." - Victor C., U.S. Air Force Veteran

Victor C. Sentiment In-Feed

"My friends who served with me are still my friends & I turn to them & they turn to me. We have each others' backs" - Charles

Charles R. Sentiment In-Feed

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In-Feed Videos

Finding ways to relax can help manage stress. Veterans, take a moment to relax.

Visualization Exercise

If you're having trouble sleeping, Don't wait. Reach out. at VA.gov/REACH

Trouble Sleeping

VA Executive Director of Suicide Prevention, Dr. Matthew Miller smiling in front of the American Flag.

Executive Director of Suicide Prevention Full Length In-Feed

VA Executive Director of Suicide Prevention, Dr. Matthew Miller looking at the camera.

Executive Director of Suicide Prevention :15 In-Feed

Stories Graphics (Vertical)

It takes a lot of strength to know where to start.

Victoria W. Sentiment Story

It's OK to feel different or out of sorts. Never be ashamed of asking for or seeking help.

Ricky C. Sentiment Story

Asking for help is NOT a sign of weakness. When you want to retreat is when you should actually reach out to your loved ones.

U.S. Army Veteran Sentiment Story

All Vertical Story Graphics

Stories Videos (Vertical)

VA Executive Director of Suicide Prevention, Dr. Matthew Miller speaking towards camera with a gray designed 9X16 background.

Executive Director of Suicide Prevention Full Length Story

VA Executive Director of Suicide Prevention, Dr. Matthew Miller speaking towards camera with a gray designed 9X16 background.

Executive Director of Suicide Prevention :15 Story

Sample Social Copy

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Sample Social Copy

Videos

Shareable Videos

Interested in sharing our PSAs across social media? Feel free to use the YouTube links below.

A Veteran and her mother sitting on a couch in front of floral wallpaper and a collage of portraits including some from her service.

The Bravest Thing

Looking through curtains from the inside, the husband and wife duo from 'The War and Treaty' are singing outside together.

Five More Minutes

A women Veteran sitting in the gym as she looks slightly downward to the left as she is speaking.

Women Veterans PSA

Veterans standing in a warehouse silhouetted in front of large windows.

The Question PSA

If your organization is interested in using our PSAs in media placements, visit AdCouncil.org to download campaign assets.

Press Materials

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Customizable Press Release

Email/Newsletter

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Short-form + Long-form Emails

Digital Backgrounds

Download these files to set as your computer's desktop background or use as a virtual background on video calls.

Grey background that reads "Veterans, it's okay to ask for help, bravery is reaching out for support when you need it."

Bravery Background

Grey background with yellow and white text that reads, "Check in with Veterans in your life and let them know resources are available."

Check in With Veterans Background

Support Women Veterans Background

Support Women Veterans Background

Support Veterans in your life.

Support Veterans Background