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The VA announced on April 19, 2013 that it will increase mental health providers by 1600 and add 300 clerical workers. However, is that enough to make a difference that […]
The VA Increases Mental Health Providers: Is It Enough? Read More »
Homeless veterans outside of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) West Los Angeles medical campus will have their day in court, according to a decision by Judge Otero. The ACLU
Homeless Suit Against VA Will Proceed Read More »
“We deal with people that live in the moment and for the moment.” “Their decision to start, stay in school or quit school is based mor on emotion than logic.”
Should For-Profit Colleges Burn at the Stake? Read More »
High veteran unemployment has finally given birth to new approaches for transitioning military members. One on one life coaching could prove to be a one such approach for new veterans.
New Ideas Used to Combat Veteran Unemployment Read More »
Retired Colonel and PhD E.C. Hurley recently warned of issues that have been known to impact veterans after leaving service. While not new, what is new (at least to me) is
Military Service Hazardous to Your Health Read More »
A bill aimed “to get more of our veterans back to work” has been identified to reverse veteran unemployment trends. Two proposals to improve veteran unemployment are currently in discussion
Veteran Unemployment Target of New Bill Read More »
Senator Richard Burr’s office, in connection with a bipartisan group of Senators and Congressmen, have openly questioned a recent move by the United States Marine Corps’. The recent move was to
Senator Burr Takes Stand Against United States Marine Corps Read More »
Anyone watching Thursday’s Republican debate in South Carolina could not help be notice the quick “rah rah” from the politicians about veterans. Every candidate seemed to strongly support spending for
Santorum Put the Screws to Elderly Veterans Read More »