DAV’s National Legislative Actions
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Here you will find resources throughout New York State.
Here you will find resources throughout New York State.
Please utilize this form if you know of a resource in your area and we will add it.
Please utilize this form if you know of a resource in your area and we will add it.
There are numerous resources out there for help with education here is one that in addition to speaking with the School, college or universities admission department could be valuable in order to be a successful student. Click the button below.
There are numerous resources out there for help with jobs placements and helping with your resume here is one:
For your information, please share with your Districts, Chapters, and potential members.
Vet2Vet Program
Resources Of Putnam County
If you find that you need assistance getting back into civilian life or help working with a fellow veteran,
we’ve provided some hotlines to assist you.
Learn more about the Mental Health Association In Putnam County for a full list of resources.
Some supportive resources include:
• Vet2Vet Warmline: (914) 519-8097
• Putnam County Dwyer Office: (845) 278-VETS (8387)
• VA Caregiver Support: (855) 260-3274
• Domestic Violence Hotline: (845) 728-2166
• Veterans Crisis Line: (800) 273-8255, Press One
• Veterans Service Agency: (845) 808-1620
• VA Carmel County Clinic: (845) 228-5291
• Putnam County Crisis Line: (845) 225-1222
• Center for Homeless Veterans: (877)-4-AID-VET
• Vet Center of Danbury: (203) 790-4000
• Drug Crisis in Our Backyard
Vet2Vet is led by service members and veterans for service members and veterans in Westchester County and the surrounding area.
Vet2Vet has no affiliation with the VA system or the Federal Government.
Participation in our veterans support and peer networking programs is free, anonymous and confidential.
Each Vet2Vet gathering provides a place for service members and veterans to network
with one another in a safe and nonjudgmental environment.Vet2Vet has no restrictions based on service dates or discharge status!
To talk to a veteran and learn more about becoming involved, please contact Andrea Molina, Marine Corps OIF Veteran, at (914) 358-4240 or email:
Andrea Molina, MBA, USMC OIF 1&3, Director of Veterans Services & Vet2Vet
(914) 358-4240
amolina@fsw.org
Jessica Encarnacion, MS, Case Manager
(914) 358-4239
jencarnacion@fsw.org
Judith Liu, Caregiver Facilitator, Vet2Vet
(914) 559-2943
judith.liu@fsw.org
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Our members are everywhere in New York State this link below is the website portal to keep up with the tools and the resources they need to carry our mission on for generations.
Our members are everywhere in New York State this link below is the website portal to keep up with the tools and the resources they need to carry our mission on for generations.
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