Best Veterans Center Hamilton Near Me

4worldlovers:
Live Music in the Clubroom this Saturday, June 17 from 2 to 5 p.m.

The Veterans Service League has been a mainstay in East Hamilton for 90 years.

Our large club room features full service bar, snooker tables, dart boards, shuffleboard and big screen TVs.

4worldlovers:
Discover how the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence for Canadian Veterans is working with Veterans to shape the future of chronic pain management.

The Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence for Canadian Veterans (CPCoE) was established to conduct research and help improve the well-being of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veterans, and their families, suffering from chronic pain.

The media can shape the opinions, beliefs, and attitudes of the public toward Veterans and Veteran issues and can also be a vital source of information for Veterans and their families.

Congratulations to Gabrielle Leblanc-Huard, who was awarded the François Dupéré 2022 Capacity Building Initiative.

Congratulations to Ronessa Dass, who was awarded a 2022 Capacity Building Initiative.

Tom Hoppe, Chair of the Advisory Council for Veterans, is your host of The Most Painful Podcast. This podcast will explore various topics relevant to Veterans, their families, caregivers, researchers and clinicians. Through the use of expert panelists, these episodes will provide education and understanding related to chronic pain while exploring complications and a variety of pain management therapies.

4worldlovers: Your contributions directly support Canada’s Veterans and their families, while ensuring Canada never forgets.

Through your donations to the Legion Poppy Fund, the Legion provides financial assistance and support to Veterans, including Canadian Armed Forces and RCMP, and their families who are in need. Poppy Funds may be used for:

Grants for food, heating costs, clothing, prescription medication, medical appliances and equipment, essential home repairs and emergency shelter or assistance for Veterans and their families in need

Funding for Veteran Transition Programs that are directly related to the training, education and support needs of Veterans and their families

Comforts for Veterans and their surviving spouses who are hospitalized and in need

Veteran drop-in centres and services in communities where Veterans would benefit

Community medical appliances, medical training and medical research which will assist in the care of Veterans in the community

Support the work of Legion Command and Branch Service Officers across Canada in assisting and representing Veterans

Donations for relief of disasters declared by federal or provincial governments which impact Veterans in those communities

Promotion and administering of Remembrance activities to ensure Canadians never forget the sacrifices of Canada’s Veterans

The Poppy Campaign is organized and run by local Legion volunteers at over 1400 branches across Canada and abroad. Poppy Funds are held in trust at every level of the Legion and the use of these trust funds are strictly controlled, with appropriate approval processes. Branch executives are accountable for Poppy Fund expenditures and are required to inform the public through local media of the results of their campaign, including contributions received and disposition of funds. You may contact your local Legion branch to request information on their Poppy Campaign.

Details on the Poppy Trust Fund can be found in the Legion`s Poppy Manual.