Mass Vets Advisor

Located in Boston, the New England Americans with Disabilities Act Center provides information, guidance, & training on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The Center is a helpful resource supporting the ADA’s mission to “make it possible for everyone with a disability to live a life of freedom and equality." To learn more about the ADA & services offered by the Center visit the link above. For any questions please: Call: 1-800-949-4232 Email: ADAinfo@IHCDesign.org

Located in Beverly, North Shore Veterans Counseling Services offers support & resources for service members, veterans, & their families. Some services include: - Housing; - Career Training/Placement; - Education; - Family & Adjustment Counseling; - HIV/AIDS Support Services; - Veteran Benefits/VA Assistance; - Medical Support; - Discharge Upgrade Requests; - & more. To learn about their programs visit the link above. You can also reach them at: Phone: (978) 921-4851 Email: nsvets98@aol.com

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Code of Support’s PATRIOTlink® platform is a free online resource database that includes thousands of programs tailored to the military & Veteran community. Users can search vetted, direct, cost-free services specific to their needs. Learn more by visiting the link above. You can reach out to PATRIOTlink by: Email: patriotlinksupport@codeofsupport.org Phone: (571) 227-7934

The Post-9/11 GI Bill helps you pay for school or job training. You may qualify if you: - served 90-days active duty after 9/10/2001 - received a Purple Heart on 9/11/2001 & were honorably discharged - served 30-days continuous on or after 9/11/2001 & were honorably discharged w/ a service connected disability - dependent child using transferred benefits To find out if you qualify for this education benefit, more information on what it provides, & to apply today, please visit the link above.

The VA Liaison & Post-9/11 Military2VA (M2VA) Case Management programs help bridge the gap between the DoD & VHA to support transitioning service members & Post-9/11 era Veterans. Please visit the link above to learn about the program & connect with a VA Liaison. To get your VA Welcome kit, please visit: https://www.va.gov/welcome-kit/

Project New Hope is a New England-based, Military-affiliated, resource hub that finds & delivers the wellness resources needed by Veterans, Service Members, their families, & full units that have deployed together. Some programs include food & baby pantries, fundraising, retreats, & other volunteer work. To learn more about programs, donate, or volunteer visit the above link or contact their regional offices. Worcester Call: 774-243-7859 Westfield: Call: 413-485-7988

The Project on Predatory Student Lending based in Jamaica Plain is a leading legal organization, representing students against the predatory for-profit college industry & the policies that enable the industry to exploit the promise of higher education to cheat student borrowers & taxpayers. To learn more about the Project & get help today please visit the link above. For any questions call: (617) 390-2669

The Massachusetts Public Service Grant was established for students who have experienced the loss of a parent and/or spouse who is killed or missing in the line of public service duty in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The Public Service Grant Program is the only scholarship program not based on demonstrated financial need, but rather entitlement. To learn about the program & apply please visit the link above. For any questions call the Office of Student Financial Assistance: (617) 391-6070

RallyPoint is the social network by, for, & about service members & veterans. The site offers peer counseling, job placement, mentorship & networking opportunities. The site connects members & provides tools to succeed along their entire lifetime journey. To learn more about the largest social network for the military community & sign-up please visit the link above.