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  1. Offers employment assistance for veterans seeking jobs and skilled workers for businesses/organizations in the Morgantown or Greater North Central West…

    • Employment
  2. Provides resources and opportunities for employment, disability determinations, and independence for Ohioans with physical or mental disabilities…

    • Disability
  3. Provides safe shelter, food, and support services for homeless individuals in El Paso, Texas. The Opportunity Center works together with the VA through a…

    • Housing
  4. Provides job training, employment and residential support for people with disabilities to live more independently, succeed on the job and lead lives filled…

  5. Provides transitional housing to women and families with a goal of securing stable housing and self-sufficiency.

    • Housing
  6. Offers a supportive, work oriented community in Milburn, NJ, for people with brain injuries to participate in social and vocational activities, and achieve…

    • Mental health
    • Disability
  7. OPTIMUS Health Care

    Bridgeport, CT

    Provides pediatrics, obstetrics, family medicine, pediatric and adult dentistry, behavioral health, specialty care, and health education for children, adults…

    • Peer support
  8. Supports families with young children throughout Vermont by helping them get off to a healthy start and promoting their well-being. Vermont's Parent Child…

  9. Assists veterans or surviving spouses with original claims and reopening of claims with the VA, completing the required VA forms on behalf of the claimant…

    • Benefits
  10. Provides year-round outdoor recreation programs for individuals with disabilities in the Pacific Northwest. Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS), a chapter of…

    • Disability
  11. Provides information on child care assistance (subsidy program) in Oregon. The Employment-Related Day Care program (ERDC) helps eligible low-income families…

  12. Provides training, research, and leadership promoting trauma informed advocacy services for survivors of abuse throughout Oregon. The Oregon Coalition Against…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  13. Talks about Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs available to veterans.

    • Benefits
  14. Explains state-sponsored health insurance available to infants, children, teens and adults living in Oregon.

    • Healthcare
  15. Explains the Oregon law reference providing eligible veteran high school diplomas.

    • Peer support
  16. Provides free information about Oregon laws including veterans preference. OregonLaws.org offers online access that is easy to read, browse, and search, to…

    • Employment
  17. Find and review bills and laws covering acceptable and unacceptable practices concerning hiring individuals in the State Oregon.

    • Employment
  18. Provides information on Oregon's wide variety of mental health services, including a list of hotline numbers and links to contacts and resources.

    • Mental health
  19. Helps Oregon residents with disabilities go to work or stay independent in their homes and communities.

    • Employment
  20. Find information on special parking privileges, permits and license plates available to individuals with disabilities in Oregon.

  21. Gives technical, funding, administrative, compliance and professional development assistance to anyone who owns or operates a small business or is considering…

    • Business
  22. Provides information for justice-involved veterans in Oregon, including specialty courts that operate under a specialized model to provide court-directed…

    • Peer support
  23. Helps low-income Oregon households and individuals buy the food they need to meet their nutritional needs.

  24. Assists low-income families with children in Oregon by providing cash as they strive to become self-sufficient.

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