The WFEA Morning Update

Easterseals of NH: Military and Veterans Campus Resident Phil

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

One of the essential services offered at the Easterseals of New Hampshire Military and Veterans Campus is affordable, residential housing. Situated on a beautiful campus in Franklin, NH, rest the ‘Henry’ and ‘Webster’ residential housing units.

Resident Phil joins Jeff to discuss his career and his new residence at the Easterseals of New Hampshire Military and Veterans Campus. Phil spent over 20 years in the US Army (stationed in Belgium, Germany, and South Korea). Phil will be sharing his unit with his wife, who is currently a school teacher in Cameroon.

Phil also volunteers for a faith-based charitable outreach program –  Samaritan’s Purse

THE “WEBSTER” HOUSING
Building Amenities:

Apartment Units (14) – Affordable housing for veterans and their families.
Community Kitchen
Community Living Room

 

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