Are you a veteran in need of assistance due to the recent fires?

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The WA Department of Veterans Affairs is taking proactive measures to assist veterans affected by the recent fires in the area. Collaborating with local counties, they aim to identify veterans in need of support and encourage them to self-identify for assistance. The article outlines actionable steps for community members to help veterans, such as having them call the department directly or reporting their details if they are unable to do so. It also stresses the ongoing financial responsibilities of homeowners, indicating that even if a home is destroyed, mortgage payments must continue until insurance coverage is in place. While banks may provide a temporary deferment of up to six months, they do not offer loan forgiveness.

This highlights the critical need for support systems during such devastating events. For further assistance, veterans are encouraged to reach out to Lourdes E. Alvarado Ramos, the Director of the WA Department of Veterans Affairs. The initiative reflects a significant commitment to ensuring that veterans receive the help they need in times of crisis.

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