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When VA calls, veterans listen
More than 70% of veterans approached through the department’s Solid Start program talked to staffers about available programs and services.
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Veterans unemployment up slightly in December, despite overall gains
About 280,000 veterans were unable to find steady employment last month.
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VA to get new authority over education benefits for future emergencies
The move comes in response to problems that surfaced at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in America.
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GI Bill fix for vets enrolled in defunct schools heads to White House
The changes will make clear just how much education benefits those students have remaining.
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Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
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This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
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This Marine vet means business — a $1 million cleaning business
Marine Corps veteran Matisa Ullrich credits her time in the service for her success with her cleaning business.
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Veterans unemployment rose slightly last month
But the jobless rate for veterans has been below 3.0% for nine months in a row.
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New mental health scholarships designed to counter VA staff shortfalls
VA will provide two years of graduate level tuition in exchange for a promise to work at a Vet Center for six years.
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Army veteran finds his true calling as a teacher
Christopher Simmons credits the Army with helping him become a better teacher.
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When VA calls, veterans listen
More than 70% of veterans approached through the department’s Solid Start program talked to staffers about available programs and services.
-
Veterans unemployment up slightly in December, despite overall gains
About 280,000 veterans were unable to find steady employment last month.
-
VA to get new authority over education benefits for future emergencies
The move comes in response to problems that surfaced at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in America.
-
GI Bill fix for vets enrolled in defunct schools heads to White House
The changes will make clear just how much education benefits those students have remaining.
-
Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
-
This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
-
This Marine vet means business — a $1 million cleaning business
Marine Corps veteran Matisa Ullrich credits her time in the service for her success with her cleaning business.
-
Veterans unemployment rose slightly last month
But the jobless rate for veterans has been below 3.0% for nine months in a row.
-
New mental health scholarships designed to counter VA staff shortfalls
VA will provide two years of graduate level tuition in exchange for a promise to work at a Vet Center for six years.
-
Army veteran finds his true calling as a teacher
Christopher Simmons credits the Army with helping him become a better teacher.
-
When VA calls, veterans listen
More than 70% of veterans approached through the department’s Solid Start program talked to staffers about available programs and services.
-
Veterans unemployment up slightly in December, despite overall gains
About 280,000 veterans were unable to find steady employment last month.
-
VA to get new authority over education benefits for future emergencies
The move comes in response to problems that surfaced at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in America.
-
GI Bill fix for vets enrolled in defunct schools heads to White House
The changes will make clear just how much education benefits those students have remaining.
-
Know the difference between Montgomery, post-9/11 GI Bills before 2023
Understanding eligibility requirements for GI Bill benefits can be tricky.
-
This new program teaches veterans how to become entrepreneurs
The William & Mary Veteran Entrepreneur Scholars program is taught boot camp style — with the aim of helping veterans start their own businesses.
-
This Marine vet means business — a $1 million cleaning business
Marine Corps veteran Matisa Ullrich credits her time in the service for her success with her cleaning business.
-
Veterans unemployment rose slightly last month
But the jobless rate for veterans has been below 3.0% for nine months in a row.
-
New mental health scholarships designed to counter VA staff shortfalls
VA will provide two years of graduate level tuition in exchange for a promise to work at a Vet Center for six years.
-
Army veteran finds his true calling as a teacher
Christopher Simmons credits the Army with helping him become a better teacher.
