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Richmond, VA – The Virginia House of Delegates recently voted to repeal restrictions on veteran tuition benefits, a move hailed by some as a step forward for veteran support. However, […]
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In a recent update, the Department of Labor’s Veterans’ Employment and Training Service (VETS) reported on the ongoing efforts to support veterans in transitioning to civilian employment. While the report
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Veteran Homelessness on the Rise The issue of veteran homelessness is escalating at an alarming rate. Despite substantial funding allocated to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to combat this
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In response to growing concerns over veterans’ mental health, a new state law aimed at providing comprehensive support has been enacted. The legislation, which promises enhanced mental health services and
Recent studies have highlighted the significant impact service dogs have on veterans suffering from PTSD. However, amidst the acclaim, questions arise about the comprehensive effectiveness of this intervention. Let’s delve
Recent decisions by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to reduce its workforce have sparked significant concern among veterans and advocacy groups. The job cuts, which predominantly affect frontline workers,
VA Job Cuts: Are Veterans Being Left in the Lurch? Read More »
In a bid to honor the sacrifices of veterans and offer them tangible support, Governor Lamont has recently signed into law a measure that establishes a property tax exemption for
A new rule expanding eligibility for VA benefits to tens of thousands of veterans previously denied due to less than honorable discharges is causing concern among veterans’ advocacy groups. While
