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Every effort is made to take care of our veteran's basic needs. This usually means shelter, food, clothing and medical attention. For any services that cannot be provided in-house, staff members rely on the community that can provide them.
In August of 2011 Mr. John Vasquez walked into the offices of the American GI Forum National Veterans Outreach Program (NVOP). He was assigned to Richard Rocha, case manager for the San Antonio based Texas Veterans Outreach Program (TVOP). Read more...
"Texas has been great about meeting its commitment to Veterans" is the way Carlos Martinez. President and CEO of the American GI Forum National Veterans Outreach Program (NVOP) described the state’s commitment to serving veterans. Read more...
Cornyn pushing local employers to hire vets Senator visits Boeing for roundtable with employers, veterans groups. View video...
Hiring vets called a priority
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Homeless numbers down, but risks rise
VA works to streamlining benefits process for veterans
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Alex Morales - Volunteer
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