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David Tille: How Harbor Care is Helping Veterans
David Tille: How Harbor Care is Helping Veterans
Posted on by Tom Novak

How does Harbor Care serve New Hampshire veterans? What is the NH Veterans Stand Down on September 19, at 10 am, and who can attend?

US Army Veteran and team member at Harbor Care joins us to discuss the mission of Harbor Care and the team’s effort to end veteran homelessness. We also share the details of the upcoming NH Veterans Stand Down, open to all veterans.

NH Veterans Stand Down
September 19th
10 am to 2 pm
Eversource Energy Par
Manchester, NH
For more information, click here.

 

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