Third-Generation Veteran Continues Serving the Community
For Theresa Boyd, making the decision to enlist with the U.S. Air Force was a no-brainer—both of her parents, her grandparents and her brother had all served in the military. "I liked the feeling that I was doing something to help my country and making my family proud," says Theresa.
October 04, 2018Hilary Young #Veterans Aid & Attendance
Transitioning From Military to Civilian Career
Laurie Reid has an impressive résumé and credits the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) at Tuskegee University for her career success. As a registered nurse by trade, Reid has served more than 30 years in the military. "I have a big sense of pride in serving my country and being able to give back," says Reid. "I take a lot of pride in having been able to wear my uniforms while I did what I loved."
September 20, 2018Hilary Young #Veterans Aid & Attendance
Caring for Veterans With Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
For many veterans, PTSD is a sad reality of experiencing war. Research on veterans and PTSD shows that a large majority of Vietnam veterans struggled with chronic PTSD symptoms, with four out of five reporting recent symptoms when interviewed 20-25 years after the Vietnam War.
Health Benefits for Veterans
All U.S. military veterans may be entitled to VA health and financial assistance such as pensions, healthcare, disability compensation, insurance, home loans, education and vocational training. Specific VA health benefits for older veterans include:
November 09, 2017Beth Lueders #Veterans Aid & Attendance
Veterans Helping Veterans
While both Larry and James are veterans of the military, their time in the service could not be more different—Larry was on the frontline while James worked as a medic behind the scenes. But that doesn't stop them from feeling connected to each other, sharing a mutual life-altering experience.
May 25, 2017Hilary Young #Caregiving #Community Involvement #Veterans Aid & Attendance
Government Program Helps Families Take Care of Mom & Dad
Looking for a way to help Mom and Dad pay for Home care or assisted living? Perhaps you are their caregiver. Wouldn't it be nice to receive some extra income to help you provide their care? There is financial help available for senior veterans and their spouses. Read more in the post below.
May 22, 2009Right at Home #Veterans Aid & Attendance #Government
Government Program Pays Family Members for Taking Care of Mom and Dad
May 22, 2009Rita Ude #Veterans Aid & Attendance #Government
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