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    E-Vets Newsletter December 2013

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    UPCOMING EVENTS
     
    Veterans Entrepreneur Seminar
    Saturday, February 1, 2014
    9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
    Hilton Garden Inn
    1749 Scott Blvd.
    Temple, TX 76504
    Link to Registration
     
    Veterans Benefit Fair
    Saturday, January 11, 2014
    10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
    Laredo VA Healthcare Center
    4602 North Bartlett
    Laredo, TX 78041
    Link to Information
     

    OTHER NEWS
     
    Capitol Tonight: looking out for Veterans beyond the battlefield
     
    Texas agencies increase efforts to help Vets find jobs
     
    Veteran entrepreneurs get help through state program
     
    Veterans' tax relief approved by voters
     
    Texas Strike Force looks to shorten the VA's waiting game for Veterans
     

    TVC IS HIRING!
     
    Check out the job openings on our website at this link: http://tvc.texas.gov/TVC-Career-Opportunities.aspx
     
    TVC is committed to hiring Veterans and is proud to employ the highest percentage of Veterans among all state agencies.

     
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    OUR ONLINE VETERAN PARTNERS:
     
    Veterans Land Board
     
    Texas Military Forces
     
    Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
     
    Texas Workforce Commission
     
    TexVet: Partners Across Texas
     
    211 Texas
     
    Texas Lottery Commission
     
    Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans
     
    Please send comments or suggestions to webadministrator@tvc.state.tx.us
     


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    Millions in Grants Available to Veteran Serving Programs
     
     
    Three separate Request for Applications are now open for General Assistance, Veterans Mental Health, and Housing4TexasHeroes (H4TXH) grants totaling $7 million in available funds from the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grant program. TVC encourages all eligible applicants to apply for this funding, and all applications are due by 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 9, 2014.
     
    “This is the first time that all three grant opportunities have been available during the same period and will help Veterans across the state,” said Thomas P. Palladino, TVC Executive Director. “Through the support and collaboration with the Texas Department of State Health Services, we are able to provide a specific grant to those organizations seeking to fund Veterans Mental Health projects, and we are pleased that the 83rd Legislature continued support for Housing4TexasHeroes grant.”
     
    Eligible grant applicants are local governments, 501(c)(19) posts or organizations of past or present members of the Armed Forces, 501(c)(3) private nonprofit corporations authorized to conduct business in Texas, and Texas chapters of 501(c)(4) Veterans service organizations. 
     
    Through these grants, to date, the TVC has awarded $32.9 million in 168 grants to 104 different local organizations serving Texas Veterans and their families through Veteran-specific programs and services. As of September 30, 2013, these organizations have served 167,804 Texas Veterans and dependents.
     
    General Assistance Grants – Series XIV-B
    General Assistance grants address a broad range of needs, including: limited financial assistance; transportation services; housing assistance; family and child services; and information and referral to other services. The current amount available for award is $2.5 million.
     
    Veterans Mental Health Grants
    Projects funded under the Veterans Mental Health Grant should emphasize direct services to Veterans and their families and may include: peer and groups sessions, Veteran family member counseling, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) services, equine therapy, co-occurring diagnosis counseling, and other types of counseling; and Veteran drop-in centers, locations operated by eligible applicants, which includes staffing by Veterans, for Veterans and their families. The current amount available for award is $1.5 million.
     
    Housing4TexasHeroes Grants (H4TXH)
    H4TXH grants will go to organizations addressing home modification needs of low-income, very low-income or disabled Texas Veterans and their families. Such needs include, but are not limited to: walkways, ramps; doors, windows, and flooring materials; sliding doors; handrails and grab bars; bathroom modifications; and weatherization. The current amount available for award is $3 million over two years.
     
    All grants are reimbursement grants with the minimum grant award of $5,000 and the maximum grant award of $500,000. The number of awards will be dependent upon the FVA grant amounts awarded to eligible applicants. All information, including the application details, about these solicitations are posted to the TVC website at http://tvc.texas.gov/Apply-For-A-Grant.aspx.
     
    Individuals can support these types of local organizations by making an online donation through www.tvc.texas.gov or on their vehicle registration form by specifying an amount at the bottom right corner of the form. 
     
     
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    ATTENTION VETS
    Check out these local events that may be happening in your area!

     
     
    Veterans Entrepreneur Seminar
    TVC's Veteran Entrepreneur Program conducts seminars around the state annually where representatives from a broad variety of resources that introduce Veteran Entrepreneurs and prospective entrepreneurs to a wealth of information.
     
    Saturday, February 1, 2014
    9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

    Hilton Garden Inn
    1749 Scott Blvd.
    Temple, TX 76504

    Link to Registration
     
     
    Veterans Benefit Fair
    The Texas Veterans Land Board (VLB) hosts free "come and go" benefits fairs to showcase resources available to Texas veterans.  VLB staff, as well as representatives from the Texas Veterans Commission, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provide a relaxed, one-stop location for information on disability and pension claims, home, land and home improvement loans, state veterans homes and cemeteries.

    Saturday, January 11, 2014
    10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
    Laredo VA Healthcare Center
    4602 North Bartlett
    Laredo, TX 78041
    Link to Information

     
     
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    TVC Employment Counselor presented with the Seven Seals Award
     
    On November 5, 2013, Patrick Driscoll, the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Family Employment Assistance Counselor (FEAC) in San Antonio, was honored by the Texas Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) with the presentation of the Seven Seals Award. This award is presented at state and national levels to honor a person or entity that significantly advances the ESGR mission.
     
    Two years ago, the ESGR received a new task from the Department of Defense to implement the Employment Initiative Program (EIP) to assist military service-members, their families and Veterans in finding jobs.
     
    Under that umbrella, ESGR acted in partnership with the Department of Labor, TVC, and the Texas Workforce Commission in a collaborative effort to streamline the job-hunting process for military members, their families, and Veterans.
     
     
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    As soon as EIP was established, Driscoll was appointed as a liaison between EGSR and the TVC San Antonio Employment team. He was recognized for his diligent efforts, consistent counsel, and guidance in promoting this effort.
     
    The EIP helped improve the processes designed to assist them in finding and securing employment. ESGR has been a national leader in bringing this concept to fruition. To learn more about the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, please visit their website at: http://www.esgr.mil/. To find a TVC Employment Counselor in your area, visit: http://tvc.texas.gov/Employment.aspx.
     
     
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    In Case You Missed It

     
    TVC wants you to stay informed! Follow these links to find up-to-date information about Veterans in Texas.
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    Veterans Day 2013
    TVC, along with hundreds of Veterans and their supporters, participated in the 2013 Veterans Day Parade and festivities. See the photos here. (Facebook) (Twitter)
     
    Finding Work for Veterans
    Texas has THREE cities out of the top five listed on the 2013 "Best Places for Veterans: Jobs" USAA report. Houston is number one, and Dallas is number two! See the full list here. (Facebook) (Twitter)
     
    Veterans Cash
    Did you know that you can show your support for the state's 1.6 million Veterans by purchasing the Texas Lottery's newest Veterans Cash scratch-off game? The proceeds benefit the Fund for Veterans' Assistance, which provides grants to local non-profit organizations and local governments that provide direct services to Texas Veterans and their families. Read more here. (Facebook) (Twitter)
     
     
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    About the Texas Veterans Commission
    The Texas Veterans Commission is a state agency committed to ensuring all Veterans within the state of Texas receive the maximum benefits earned as a result of their service to their country. We provide superior service to Veterans in the areas of claims assistance, employment services, education benefits and reimbursement grants that significantly improve the quality of life of Texas Veterans and their families.

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