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Motivational May Outreach Event

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NDVS Connects Veterans to Resources at Motivational May Outreach Event

NDVS Homeless Program Coordinator Maria Mandaleni-Orozco teamed up with NDVS Veteran Service Officer David Phipps to participate in the “Motivational May” homeless outreach event in North Las Vegas.

The event was held at Tonopah Park and featured some 60 vendors, serving approximately 367 clients. The event helped connect participants to support, ranging from housing and medical care to substance abuse treatment, mental health services, victim advocacy, clothing, senior services, veterans benefits and more.

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