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• One on one counseling services

• Internet access to thousands of job listings statewide

• Computerized local job matching and direct referrals

• Personal computers to update your resume and write letters

• Local and long distance telephones, fax machines, copiers and laser printers

• Dedicated Veteran staff serving only Veterans for job hunting assistance

• Apprenticeship training program information

• On the job training with some local employers

• Assistance acquiring documents such as DD-214, DD-215, and other service related documents        

• Resume and application review and assistance

• Assistance finding local, state, and federal programs

• V.A. information for health and other related issues

• Vocational rehabilitation/ Chapter 31 assistance and information

• Montgomery G.I. Bill, home loans, and other related V.A. programs

• Access to government excess clothing for homeless and low income Veterans

• Community voicemail for homeless, transitional, and low income Veterans and their families

• Labor market information

• Day/ Casual labor

• Economically disadvantaged

• Disabled Veterans

• Public assistance recipients

• Native American Veterans, specifically Lummi Nation through the Tribal Veterans Representative.

• Combat Veterans from all wars and conflicts through the local veterans readjustment center.