Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: Help is out there

| By Lisa Duffy
Categories: Blog, Home, Veteran topic
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  September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness and share resources to help spread the word about actions that can promote healing and give hope. Veteran suicide is a national concern. According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Veterans comprise nearly a quarter of suicide deaths in the country. Homes For …

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Five facts about the Medal of Honor

| By Teresa Verity
Categories: Blog, Home, Uncategorized, Veteran topic
  March 25 marks Medal of Honor Day, a date set aside to recognize those who have been awarded the United States’ highest military decoration for valor in action against enemy forces. We at Homes For Our Troops honor these Medal of Honor recipients on this day and every day for their courageous acts of …

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National Invest in Veterans Week

| By Breeana Baptista
Categories: Blog, Home, Veteran topic
The week of March 1-7, 2023, is National Invest in Veterans Week! This week was established to encourage the public to patronize businesses set up by Veterans. This is a perfect time to support Homes For Our Troops Veteran recipients who own small businesses. Because of the freedom and independence of their specially adapted custom homes, …

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CELEBRATE NATIONAL VETERANS SMALL BUSINESS WEEK WITH HFOT VETERANS

| By Breeana Baptista
Categories: Blog, Veteran topic
National Veterans Small Business Week
  This week, November 1 – November 5, is National Veterans Small Business Week! Several Homes For Our Troops Veterans own small businesses that make handmade crafts, paintings, coffee, and more! The freedom and independence of their specially adapted custom homes give HFOT Veterans the ideal environment to work on their craft. Learn more about …

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HFOT honors Vietnam Veterans

| By Teresa Verity
Categories: Blog, Home, Uncategorized, Veteran topic
  Forty-five years ago, on March 29, 1973, the last U.S. troops withdrew from Vietnam, ending America’s longest conflict to date. There were no Welcome Home parades to greet these brave men and women when they arrived back to the United States, nor had there been many warm receptions from their countrymen. We at Homes …

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