E11 Aired 10-21-21 HUD-VASH Night

from Veterans Voice Network · host 1510AM WMEX

Susan Price and Iraq Veteran Dan from the Boston VA join Greg, Wolfe and Chuck discussing veteran homelessness and how to avoid it. This is also great for landlords who have extra space in their property to make guaranteed income while helping a homeless vet. Eligibility requirements here:https://www.va.gov/homeless/hud-vash_eligibility.aspMore Info here:https://www.va.gov/homeless/hud-vash.aspDial 1-877-4AID-VET(1-877-424-3838)

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Aired on 10-21-21 on 1510 AM WMEX and 95.9 FM WATD every Thursday night @ 7pm LIVE! Join your host Gregg Brasso of Veterans Voice Radio, a 501(c)3 organization in Boston's South Shore, dedicated to the mission of helping, saving, aiding, educating and guiding Veterans of all age and creed to the help they DESERVE and EARNED. find out more at www.veteransvoicenetwork.org today!

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