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'PTSD is a huge issue': Navy veteran is helping thousands of service members - Vimarsana News

'PTSD is a huge issue': Navy veteran is helping thousands of service members

The Boulder Crest Foundation has provided assistance to 67,000 combat veterans, first responders and their families since 2013.

'The mental-health-care system in this country is broken': This navy veteran has helped thousands of service members - Vimarsana News

'The mental-health-care system in this country is broken': This navy veteran has helped thousands of service members

When some people reach a certain age, they take their foot off the gas, lean back and begin enjoying the fruits of their lifelong labor. Certainly they’re…

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Older entrepreneurs 'making a tangible difference in the world' - Vimarsana News

Older entrepreneurs 'making a tangible difference in the world'

The five winners of AARP's Purpose Prize have improved the world around them and found new purpose themselves.

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Older entrepreneurs 'making a tangible difference in the world' - Vimarsana News

Older entrepreneurs 'making a tangible difference in the world'

The five winners of AARP's Purpose Prize have improved the world around them and found new purpose themselves.

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'We're not catching these problems early enough': House lawmaker challenges VA on treating vets at risk of suicide - Vimarsana News

'We're not catching these problems early enough': House lawmaker challenges VA on treating vets at risk of suicide

Sixty percent of veterans who die from suicide each year had no recent engagement with health care services at the Department of Veterans Affairs, and many of the veterans who did reach out for help waited until they were at imminent risk of suicide, according to testimony at a hearing held by the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs health oversight subpanel.