Sentence examples for assisted veterans from inspiring English sources

A study by Washington University of the group's first 52 fellows found that 7 in 10 continued their education after leaving the program and more than half volunteered at groups that provided social services or assisted veterans.

Patient navigators, working within the VA system, assisted veterans in proactively identifying barriers to keeping scheduled appointments and adhering to prostate cancer treatment modalities.

Our navigation model was also rooted in a modified Chronic Care Model [ 20], representing a system rather than an individual and existing within a network framework whereby navigators assisted veterans in mitigating multifaceted barriers to obtaining follow-up care at the individual, health care system, and community levels.

I have volunteered with the Veterans of Foreign Wars as a service officer for the last three years, assisting veterans to obtain health care, disability compensation and other benefits.

It has also been central to the work of Mrs. Obama's campaign to assist veterans and military families, Joining Forces.

But for online programs, both nonprofit and for profit, the challenge of assisting veterans and making them feel comfortable can be greater, as colleges like University of Maryland University College are finding.

And the V.A. will return to the basic principle that it has a duty to assist veterans who are seeking benefits.

Organizations such as the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion are entirely focused on veteran issues, and many other nonprofit organizations are assisting veterans in their transition to the civilian life.

Mr. Hairston, who assists veterans who have criminal cases pending before the courts, said he was anxious about what the shutdown would do to people outside of the federal government.

■ The Dove Men + Care line of products, sold by Unilever, promoted donations to Operation Homefront, which assists veterans, members of the military and military families, with a campaign theme of "Mission: Care".

The new commercial used slow-motion footage of a startlingly goofy Bush to mock him as having reached a "new all-time low" in attacking McCain's record on assisting veterans.