ONTARIO — A state program to provide transportation for rural veterans to reach their needed health care has gone over the million-mile mark in the
NORTH BEND — The Coos County Area Transit (CCAT) was recently awarded with a Veteran Services Grant from the Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs (ODVA)
NORTH BEND – Southwestern Oregon Veterans Outreach has free CCAT bus passes and taxi vouchers for qualified veterans who need help with … Veterans who
Every weekday at 7 a.m., the Disabled American Veterans van departs from the parking lot on Marine Drive just west of Burger King, with veterans
The hospital has a program called DAV Transportation Network. Volunteers are able to sign up and help veterans get to appointments locally, or travel to
ROSEBURG — Many veterans depend on the generous volunteer drivers who get them to and from their Roseburg VA Health Care System appointments. The health
Staff with the Roseburg VA Health Care System says that more drivers are needed to get veterans to and from medical appointments at the VA.
The DAV is for veterans with a service-connected disability and there are about 200 members in Chapter 23 from both Idaho and Oregon. Fundraisers include
With two wheels under their feet, southern Oregon’s veterans are riding towards a greater sense of independence. … to help out our veterans that are
Members of the John Day Elks Lodge put in 25,000 miles driving veterans to appointments in Burns and Boise between April 1, 2016, and March
A unique medical transportation program for Oregon veterans has just cleared a major milestone. 500,000 miles. That’s more than the distance to the moon and
Oregon’s Highly Rural Transportation Program, a federal, state and local partnership helping meet the transportation needs of veterans in rural areas, has logged over 500,000
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Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs
