Feb 22, 2012 - It is a campaign called "Make the Connection" designed to reach veterans, both young and old. It was created by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs to help those veterans adjust to civilian life.
"Since 2002, about 2.3 million troops have served in Iraq and Afghanistan and of those about 700,000 are receiving VA medical care across the nation," says Nakia Williams, Program Manager for Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom at the Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System.
"Our program is here to ensure that our veterans have easy access to the VA," says Williams, serving as a gatekeeper to a complex system with multiple programs guiding them to the services they need.
"They are missing out on so many opportunities and resources that are available and often times, they are not aware of the programs that we have to offer here at the VA," says Williams.
Programs designed to help the walking wounded, those physically healthy but having difficulty coping with life as a civilian. They are facing other challenges upon returning home, like finding a job. read more>>>
Now a decade and counting added to the previous decades of under funding the VA, while the peoples reps Still try and lay blame on the Agency, after rubber stamping wars and costs of and those represented cheer on these wars! While the wealthy and other investors garner their booty, still from both, and many have the chutz·pa to call themselves more patriotic{?} then others wrapped in those false flags, using false slogans and various cheap symbols of!
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