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November 01, 2023
Brian L. Love, who started as director of the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) on Oct. 31, highlights Veterans and Military Families Month throughout the month of November in a new statewide advertising campaign.
“As we recognize Veterans and Military Families Month, we must acknowledge a harsh reality: Michigan veterans are dying by suicide at nearly twice the rate than that of the general population.
Let’s attack this problem together. If you’re a business or organization, partner with us to connect veterans to their earned benefits by becoming a Michigan Veteran Connector.
If you’re a veteran or family member, call 1-800-MICH-VET (1-800-642-4838) to get connected to your earned benefits.
And if you’re a veteran in crisis, call 988 and press 1 to get help.
To all of our veterans, we thank you for your service."
View Director Love’s message on the MVAA YouTube channel. The video is also embedded below:
Dow has achieved Gold-level Veteran-Friendly Employer status from the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency
In a proposal championed by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA), the Whitmer administration plans to give all Michigan veterans, active-duty service members and Michigan National Guard members free lifetime access to any state park
The Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency will host a Veterans Day Recognition Ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 9, in State Room North of Heritage Hall at the state Capitol complex
Our 2023 award winners come from all over the state. Some are veterans; some aren’t. Some like to camp, others are bowlers or kayakers, and some like to paint.
In a unique initiative that will open up thousands of job opportunities for military veterans, the State of Michigan is waiving its requirement of a bachelor’s degree for many state jobs if the veteran completed at least two years of active federal service in any branch at the rank of E-6 or above.
