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New York City Department of Veterans Services

www.nyc.govveterans

 
The York City Department of Veterans Services (DVS), formally the Mayor’s Office of Veterans’ Affairs (MOVA), was established by Local Law 113 in 2016. DVS is dedicated to improving the lives New York City veterans and their families. Marshaling the collective resources of the City New York, DVS strives to: Ensure that all veterans have permanent housing and access to support services needed to find and maintain their home; Implement the VetsThrive NYC integrative health model to foster the physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing of veterans and their families; Expand education and career opportunities for veterans through a rapidly growing network of ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.nyc.govveterans
  • 1 Centre Street, 22nd Floor Suite 2208
    New York, NY USA 10007
  • Phone: 212.639.9675

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