Five questions anyone considering adopting any pet or
service animal should ask themselves first are discussed in this article: http://www.anythingpawsable.com/before-partnering-with-a-service-dog/
Of course, looking into the loving eyes of a pet may make those questions a little blurry!
Paralyzed Veterans of America
has partnered with AmeriCorps and the Points of Light Foundation in an effort
to expand the reach of vocational assistance and support to all veterans
through Operation PAVE (Paving
Access for Veterans Employment). See the full article at: http://www.pva.org/site/apps/nlnet/content2.aspx?c=ajIRK9NJLcJ2E&b=6350111&ct=13371581¬oc=1
If you’re a Veteran,
thinking of going to college, or trade school, you aren’t alone. Here’s a recent article in NPR about the
changing face of Student Veterans: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=236259368
If you are wanting to get ahead, and use your
GI Bill benefits to the greatest extent, the Northern Arizona Veterans Upward
Bound free preparation will help you. If
you are nervous about getting started, and feel ‘out of the academic groove’
because it has been a while since you were in school, our specialty is our VUB modules
for math, writing, science, computers, and more. And if your GI Bill benefits have expired, no
worries, our program is free and we’ll help you navigate college and federal
financial aid applications – we’ll teach you the ropes of higher
education. Let us serve you! Check out our program at www.yc.edu/vub
Do you like growing
things? This sounds like the best job: Growing
plants for the Grand Canyon restoration program – could the scenery get any
better? Check it out at: http://blogs.usda.gov/2013/10/21/one-seed-at-a-time-plant-materials-center-in-los-lunas-new-mexico-helps-restore-the-grand-canyons-south-rim/
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