This virtual meeting is open to any community organization working on behalf of Allegany, Garrett, Carroll or Washington County veterans and all individual residents who have an interest in the welfare of Allegany, Garrett, Carroll or Washington County veterans, active duty members and their family members.

We request that organizations or individuals wishing to become members of the Western MD Collaborative contact Jason Marshall,  jmarshall@every-mind.org

LCCVEB
March 15, 2022 @ 7:00pm-8:30pm
The meeting is open to any community organization working on behalf of Loudoun County veterans and all Loudoun County individual residents who have an interest in the welfare of Loudoun County veterans, active duty members and their family members.

We request that organizations wishing to become members of the Loudoun County CVEB complete this linked membership form which includes an expression of interest and a brief explanation of their veteran related activities to the LCCVEB at lccveb@gmail.com.
This meeting will be in person (TBA), however there will be a virtual option as well!

This virtual meeting is open to any community organization working on behalf of Montgomery County veterans and all Montgomery County individual residents who have an interest in the welfare of Montgomery County veterans, active duty members and their family members.

We request that organizations or individuals wishing to become members of the Montgomery County Collaborative contact Jason Marshall,  jmarshall@every-mind.org

The Anne Arundel County Veterans Collaborative is an informal meeting between service providers and community organizations take place quarterly, and serve as an action-oriented platform to share knowledge, celebrate wins, identify gaps, learn together, and build relationships. Our mission is to build capacity in and around Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and facilitate collaborative solutions. Meetings are currently being held virtually on the 3rd Thursday of each month.

Our March Collaborative will focus on organizations that help veterans access employment and training resources to advance meaningful careers in the community. This will be a 2 part series taking place in March and April, and this month we'll host speakers from local and national entities including: The Baltimore Mayor's Office of Employment Development (MOED), VetJobs/CASY, and NPower.