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Easterseal of NH: Phil Taub -SWAM
Easterseal of NH: Phil Taub -SWAM

Recorded during the 2025 SWAM Veteran Services Organization Summit, from Easterseals of New Hampshire – Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin, NH

What are some of the ways that NH veteran service organizations (VSO) can work together? How can NH veteran services organizations network? Is there an organization in NH that offers assistance and guidance to other NH VSOs?

Phil Taub, co-founder and Board Chair, joins from the 2025 SWAM (Swim with a Mission) Veteran Services Organizations.. Phil talks about the mission of SWAM, the incredible success the team has had in a short period of time, and the purpose behind the annual SWAM Veteran Services Organization Summit.

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