Veteran Gaming Australia

Veteran Gaming Australia CEO Samuel Harris has made a written submission to the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) in response to the proposed changes to allied health arrangements for Veteran Card holders from 1 July 2027. While VGA supports reducing unnecessary administration, the submission raises concerns about the proposed $5,000 annual threshold and the potential for it to become a barrier to clinically necessary treatment. VGA is also seeking clarification around the proposed SRDP...

Activities, Events, Advocacy & Community Updates MAY 2026 National ANZAC Day Colouring Competition – Xbox Prize During May, Veteran Gaming Australia sent a brand-new Xbox console package to the winner of the 9–12 years category of the National ANZAC Day Colouring Competition. The competition received more than 580 entries, making it fantastic to see so many young Australians getting involved. VGA was proud to support a great initiative that engages younger generations with ANZAC Day while...

Veteran Gaming Australia is disappointed to confirm that our application for the Department of Veterans' Affairs 2025–26 Veteran Wellbeing Grants Program was unsuccessful. While we congratulate the organisations that received funding, we are naturally disappointed given the rapidly growing demand for our community programs and the significant impact this decision will have on expanding social connection opportunities and our community programs for Australian Veterans and Veteran families....