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American Red Cross launches new peer support program for veterans
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Source: Tyler Morning Telegraph

The American Red Cross launched its new national Military 2 Veterans Network (M2VN) program on Nov. 1, continuing to expand its support for service members and veterans across the country. The M2VN program provides a free, secure online peer-supported platform designed to connect transitioning personnel and veterans with trained volunteer leaders who understand the military journey, resources and one another as they navigate life after their service. “During my transition, I went from being an active-duty service member to being a civilian overnight without any real transition,” said Mike Seifer, co-founder of M2VN and U.S. Navy veteran. “We need resources like M2VN.” Seifer said the program is designed by veterans, for veterans. It combines virtual connection with whole health support to help reduce feelings of isolation, build meaningful relationships and strengthen hope and well-being wherever veterans are.
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