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Military Veterans In Federal Prison Have A Program Meant To Assist In Their Successful Return To Society

Por: Forbes Business October 30, 2022

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Military Veterans in federal prison are getting a program that speaks to their needs for a ... [+] successful return to society.getty Our military veterans are the pride of our country but many have challenges after returning from service where they faced hostile environments under stressful circumstances. While most transition back to civilian life, mental illness, trauma and drug addiction are too often a part of the life of post-war veterans.... + full article



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