Veterans dealing with the basics of getting back to life after deployment – including relationship stresses, employment, housing and mental health issues – are in good hands through services provided by Easterseals NH – a safety net that will continue to be there in times of need thanks to a $100,000 grant from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation.
Fiberglass eagles have been painted in various themes, all ready to be auctioned off for a great cause. Would you like to bid on one during the upcoming Eagles Parade?
“Kelly has been a tremendous advocate and supporter of Veterans Count as a United States Senator,” said Easterseals NH President & CEO Larry Gammon. “We are so privileged and honored to have Kelly join our executive committee and continue working on behalf of our veterans, service members, and their families.”
Substance abuse is a serious issue for returning service members, who struggle with the disease of addiction, and due to financial circumstances, are unable to receive the treatment they need to put them on a path to recovery. This fund will help them through dedicated addiction services at Farnum North.