Maine Governor Mills Marks Veterans Day, Points to November 12 Hire-A-Vet Fair in Norway
Maine Governor Janet Mills delivered a radio address ahead of Veterans Day honoring the state's veterans. Released from Augusta, the address noted that Maine is home to one of the highest numbers of veterans per capita of any state in the country.
Mills said the Maine Bureau of Veterans' Services has reestablished the Aides-de-Camp Veterans Advisory Program, provided free dental care for veterans in need, created the Governor's Challenge to coordinate behavioral health services and prevent veteran suicides, and expanded the Homeless Veteran Coordination team. She said the state has connected hundreds of servicemembers, veterans and families with resources and benefits, and thousands of veterans to jobs through the annual Hire-A-Vet campaign.
The next Hire-A-Vet job and resource fair is scheduled for November 12 at the Norway Armory, 23 Elm Street, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. It is open to anyone looking for a job, and veterans, servicemembers and military families can also connect with organizations offering resources and support. (Source: Office of the Governor of Maine)
Source: Office of the Governor of Maine
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