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June 12, 2024
Veterans Affairs announces grant for veterans affected by recent storms

OKLAHOMA CITY — In response to the recent severe weather events that have impacted communities across Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA) is pleased to announce the availability of a grant to aid veterans in their recovery efforts. This initiative is aimed at providing crucial support to those who have served our country and are now facing the adverse effects of these natural disasters.

Grant Details:

• Eligibility: All veterans residing in Oklahoma affected by the recent storms.

• For Additional Details: Call (405)523-4000 The ODVA recognizes the hardship caused by the recent storms and is committed to supporting our veterans during this challenging time. This grant is part of an ongoing effort to ensure that veterans and their families receive the support and resources they need to recover and rebuild.

“We are dedicated to serving our veteran community, especially in times of crisis,” said Shawn Kirkland, Deputy Director at ODVA. “This grant is intended to help those who have given so much to our nation, ensuring they are not left behind in the aftermath of these devastating storms.”

For additional information, resources, and support, veterans are encouraged to visit the ODVA website or contact their local veteran’s affairs office.

The ODVA is here to help with recovery efforts and to provide ongoing support to our veterans.

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