I was entering my 13th year of active duty and found myself struggling in my personal and professional lives. I was barely managing my daily activities, stressed out, and needing help. I got help through the Military and Family Programs Office on Base and later through one of the regional Vet Centers.  They helped me to address the challenges stemming from deployments and overworking without proper rest and renewal. Asking for, and receiving help cleared the fog from suppressing my feelings and burn-out. Today, I maintain a Health and Wellness + Accountability lifestyle. I set goals, priorities, and focus on my efforts to get more from life. I get better every day because I sought help and connected to the resources within or outside the VA.

I obtained an Associate in Science in Medical Information Management, a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Studies, and I have enrolled in a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Healthcare Management program for Fall 2022 (part time). I used the VA Home Loan Guarantee program to buy a home twice.

– Chester D. – My new mantra – I get Better every day!

I served my country for 22 years in the United States Air Force, retiring with the rank of Master Sergeant.  As an Air Transportation Craftsman, I served on multiple combat tours with deployments to Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan.   I am an active member of the Melrose Veterans Advisory Board and the Norman Prince VFW Post #1506.  I am also a former Melrose City Councilor serving the residents of Ward 7 for three terms and was elected City Council President during his final year in office.  I was able to achieve these milestones because of the help and supportive services I received from VNEOC in 2016.  Their assistance and compassion dramatically changed his life for the better.   I am grateful to now work for the very organization, VNEOC, that helped me when I needed assistance during some difficult times, and I come to work every day knowing I have an opportunity to help others in the same fashion.

– Scott F.

Comprehensive Support for At-Risk Veterans

Bridging the Gap from Homelessness to Self-Sufficiency Through VA Grants and Donations

Our continuum of care includes VA funded grant programs and donation funded support programs designed to help at risk Veterans in need of compassion and a helping hand to transition from Homelessness and under-employment to stability to self-sufficiency.

Veterans in Need

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(978) 372-3626

info@vneoc.org

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