Helping Veterans in Wheeling Transition to Civilian Life

Michael Novotney, Wheeling Vet Center

Veterans who struggle with transitioning to civilian life after combat can find help at the Wheeling Vet Center - Department of Veterans Affairs, according to Michael Novotney, Veterans Outreach Program Specialist. Tate Blanchard hosts. vetcenter.va.gov

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