The report from an inquiry into the representation of and advice provided by ex-service organisations, commercial entities, not-for-profits and individuals to veterans and families in relation to accessing compensation and income support from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. It makes seven recommendations for the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, Department of Defence and the Australian Government.

Coordinated Veterans’ Care (CVC) program is for veterans with chronic mental health conditions. This process evaluation, involving participants, carers, GPs, and care coordinators, found it well-managed and highly valued. A set of recommendations are provided for how the program can more effectively meet the needs of current and future Department of Veteran's Affairs clients and...

There are over 4 million veterans in Australia, more than half of them aged over 65. This report synthesises available research on veterans’ needs in aged care, focusing on mental health, cognitive health, physical health, and care experiences. It identifies gaps in research and highlights the importance of trauma-informed and culturally appropriate care for veterans.

This final report is the culmination of three years of inquiry into the suicide crisis in Australia's Defence and veteran population. It contains analysis of complex cultural and systemic issues relevant to suicide and suicidality among serving and ex-serving Australian Defence Force members. The report includes 122 recommendations which form the Royal Commission's blueprint for...

This trauma-informed book showcases the lived experience of suicide and suicidal behaviour of serving and ex-serving Australian Defence Force members, and their families. These experiences, which have been at the heart of the Royal Commission during its inquiries, were bravely and generously shared through submissions and evidence.