AMERICA NEVER TOOK CARE OF THEIR VETS

Just Gretchen on Twitter. COV

she is on Gab too

https://www.garysinisefoun...

i would not trust it
"five days of healing and pure joy at our annual Disney in December event" anything associated with disney turns my stomach

Hi Doq...I own a non-medical homecare agency that provides care for many Veterans. My future humanitarian project involves assisting homeless and low income Veterans with housing, necessities, budgeting, all things to help them have the life they deserve. There is so much need in the Veteran community even with those we currently provide care for who have housing. It's heartbreaking.

In my response I thought I would ask openai.com to write a plan for this project. May or may not be what/all I would include but sounds pretty good.

1. Provide emergency housing: One of the immediate needs of homeless veterans is a safe and secure place to sleep. This can be accomplished through the use of emergency shelters, transitional housing, or hotel vouchers. CONTINUED IN COMMENTS SECTION.

2. Offer support services: In addition to housing, homeless veterans often need access to other support services such as healthcare, mental health treatment, job training, and financial assistance. These services can be provided through partnerships with local organizations or through government programs such as the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
3. Increase access to permanent housing: While emergency housing is important, the ultimate goal should be to help homeless veterans transition into permanent housing. This can be achieved through the use of rental assistance programs, home ownership assistance, and supportive services such as case management and financial counseling.
4. Address the root causes of homelessness: In order to effectively address homelessness among veterans, it is important to understand and address the underlying causes. This can include factors such as mental illness, substance abuse, financial instability, and lack of social support. CONTINUED....

No offense but the V.A is one of the biggest money pits in the U.S. not to mention they do NOT GiVE A FUCK about veterans

I read an article a few years back about a group in Kansas (or thereabouts) who built a tiny home community with a central 'clubhouse/kitchen/dining area.' It looked wonderful although I've not seen anything else about it. The idea of a central clubhouse for cooking/eating was so the veterans would not intentionally isolate themselves.
There is also a group out of Montana, Horses and Heroes that looks like a great organization. A smaller, similar thing is done in Prescott, or Prescott Valley, Arizona but I don't recall their organization's name.
Some info on Horses and Heroes
Nonprofit organization
1445 Weaver Road, Belgrade, MT, United States, Montana

(406) 284-2870
adminheroesandhorses.org
heroesandhorses.org

I followed this organization on Instagram until IG shut my account down. They really helped the men change their goals and trust working with horses and doing an actual cattle drive.

I don't think so, unless Gretchen from Code of Vets has an account.

Had major brain fluctuance tryin to think of her name lol been off twadders so long :(

can i start one is this something chatGPT can help me w??

@Vincentkennedy toss me a .

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How bout dat.