With research showing that Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) face significant barriers to employment, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and several state, city and nonprofit organizations recently created a first-of-its-kind 'Pay for-Success' project to improve employment outcomes for such Veterans. The Veterans Coordinated Approach to Recovery and Employment (Veterans CARE) project will serve 480 Veterans over three years in New York City; Boston and Brockton, Massachusetts; and Central and Western Massachusetts. For more information about the Veterans CARE project, including quotes from project partners and a fact sheet, visit the Social Finance website.
VA Launches PTSD Project
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- More Than 17,000 Uniformed Medical Jobs Eyed for Elimination
- No Pay for Coast Guard Members Likely on Jan. 15
- Military Pay Dates for 2019
- Employer Spotlight: CRH Americas Is Hiring Veterans
- Get Up to $1 Million Coverage from Only $41 a Month
- House Launches Renewed Push for 'Blue Water Navy' Bill
- Disabled Veterans Can Now Fly Space-A
- DODEA Schools to Increase Class Sizes, Shed 300 Jobs
- Sailors Should Expect More Unpredictable Deployments, MCPON Says
- Eliminate Your Out of Pocket Costs with a TRICARE Supplement
- 2019 VA Disability Payment Schedule
- Air Force May Not Get New Dress Blues in 2019
- VA Awards Contracts Worth Up to $55 Billion for Private-Sector Care
- Updates to Uniformed Military Code of Justice
- Suicide Prevention After the Holidays
- VA Releases Findings on Veteran Gamblers
- Air Force Restructures Officer Training
- Take This Survey to Rate Army Housing Quality
- A Look at Sleep Problems
- Air Force Launches Maintainer App
- VA Addresses Suicide with Updated Assessments
- Air Force Lodging Program Rates Increase
- Kessel Run Looking to Hire
- Air Reserve Needs Experts for Training
- Exchange Sponsors Shopper Contest
- Air Force Offers Language Program
- Navy App Can Access Electronic Training Jacket
- Air Reserve Training Provides Career Tools and Resources
- VA Treatment for Glaucoma
- Army Offers Female Soldier Mentorship Program
- VA Home Health Services
- TRICARE and Acupuncture
- Veterans Outreach Events in California and North Carolina
- VA Secretary Explains Education Benefits
- Honoring the Four Chaplains
- American Legion Town Hall Meeting in Tampa
- Navy Symposium Visits Hawaii
- VA Sight Impairment Program
- AF Announces Officer Promotions
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