VA Announces Additional Steps To Reduce Veteran suicide

U.S. Military Veterans

March 16, 2016

VA has announced new steps it is taking to reduce Veteran suicide. The steps follow a February 2 Summit, “Preventing Veteran Suicide – A Call to Action,” that brought together stakeholders and thought leaders to discuss current research, approaches and best practices to address this important subject. Click here to read entire article.

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