(3 votes, average: 4.33 out of 5)
Loading ...Once our Veterans return home, they are met with overwhelming challenges at home and in society at large. Veterans face a lack of affordable housing, homelessness, declining job opportunities, stagnating wages and an increased risk for drug and alcohol dependency. Although there needs to be much progress made in the services and programs available to veterans, there are programs and services that can help.
Resources:
The organization Veterans for America offers a free 599 page guide to veterans’ issues, from educational help to vocational rehabilitation, housing and citizenship. It is called The American Veterans’ and Service Makers’ Guide and is a publication of the nonprofit group veteransforamerica.org . You can download the guide by visiting: www.veteransforamerica.org/survival-guide/survival-guide-download-2/
A valuable resource guide with links to veteran sites.
An informational site about the various programs and services available from the United States government.
One Review
I’ve done over 20 years Army service and my husband just got transfered from Italy to Fort Bragg and is deployed again. We’re are often separated and I find myself holding down the homefront. This move cost me my job, our house, and my car was totaled. I need serious financial help to get back on my feet. A grant would erase much of my stress.