Houston Veteran Needs Assessment for 2016 - 2017
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 2015 infographic about Women Veterans and VA use.
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 In June of 2015, TexVet conducted a survey of women veterans
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 Results of 2016 Survey of MVPN Coordinators Survey. Shows MVPN Successes over FY 2016
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 MVPN VVETS FY 2015, Q3
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 TexVet's Tableau Aggregation of data
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 Bringing home the impact of the Vietnam war on Texas.
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 TexVet Annual Report 2011
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 TexVet's 2016 Annual Report
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 TexVet 2012 Fiscal Year Annual Report
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 FY 2014 Report
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 TexVet Fiscal Year 2013 Annual Report
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 TexVet's 2016 Annual Report
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 District-by-District data on veterans across Texas.
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