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VA Plans, Budget, Finances, and PerformanceDepartment of Veterans Affairs2024-05-15T11:38:45-04:00 
VA Fiscal Year 2022-2028 Strategic PlanThe VA FY 2022-2028 Strategic Plan describes the major efforts the Department will undertake through the next five to seven years to deliver tailored and desired outcomes for Veterans. The plan’s goals, objectives, and strategies describe essential VA focus areas that are intended to contribute to Veteran well-being, encourage independence, and enhance Veterans’ quality of life.
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Office of the SecretaryDenis R. McDonoughSecretary of Veterans AffairsThe Secretary of Veterans Affairs oversees VA in its mission to provide health, education, disability, funerary, and financial benefits earned by Veterans of the United States Armed Forces.
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