
Military Veteran Program Highlight: Disabled American Veterans or the DAV. Learn more about how they provide services to Veterans in need.
Military Veteran Program Highlight: Disabled American Veterans or the DAV. Learn more about how they provide services to Veterans in need.
While health issues in the military can be similar to those in civilian populations, there are a few concerns which are much more likely to affect veterans than civilians. Additionally, some issues affecting veterans are much more likely to occur alongside one another.
Chapter 36 VA benefits are intended to help veterans understand civilian career options as well as make educational or career decisions based on their personal skillset and interests. As such, Chapter 36 presents veterans with the opportunity to explore personal abilities and interests while establishing career objectives and locating both job and training opportunities.
While returning from deployment is often a time of celebration and reconnection with family and friends it can also be an adjustment for service members, and those in their lives, as they return to “normal” life
When you trained for the military, getting in shape and staying that way was certainly an advantage. If you are looking at owning your own small business, a fitness center may be the right fit for you.
The Importance of PTSD Awareness Month contributed by Melissa Lucas, Senior Staff Writer The goal of PTSD Awareness Month is to “raise public awareness about issues related to PTSD, reduce the stigma associated with PTSD, and ensure that those suffering from the invisible wounds of war receive proper treatment.” S RES 481 What is PTSD? […]
Programs That Can Help Veterans Afford a Car Transitioning back to civilian life is often a hard process. You may need to find a place to live, a place to work and struggle to adjust to a new routine. One thing that would make your life easier was if you had a reliable form of […]
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