Week of August 30, 2010
Grace After Fire was established in 2002, primarily to assist women veterans recover from and deal with the transition from military back to civilian life. However, the program is open to all veterans -- young or old, male or female. The organization is trying to build a peer-to-peer support group system for veterans who need the services the organization offers. The purpose of the program is to give all veterans an opportunity to help each other cope by surrounding themselves with other people who have had experiences with which they can relate. For more information, visit the Grace After Fire website.
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- Photographs Sought for Vietnam Memorial
- Some Vets Should Reapply for Disability
- Checking Benefits Online
- New Report Addresses VA Difficulties
- Top 15 High-paying Jobs for Vets
- Join Us: Military Spouse Summit
- VA Offers Free Credit Monitoring
- TRICARE Troubles Loom
- Congress Looks Into VA Backlog Issue
- Veterans Receive COLA Increase
- Earned Income Tax Credit
- Navy to Dump BCG Eyeglasses
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- Army Band to Celebrate Anniversary
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- Deal of the Week: Banana Republic
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- Deal of the Week: KinderCare
- VA Loan Facts for 2012
- Join Us at the Spouse Summit March 2-3
- State Veterans Benefits Directory
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