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Hello Lawrence
I would suggest starting off "local" - many communities have a designated "Veteran's Agent" (maybe not that exact title, but close) - someone who has the subject matter knowledge and expertise to advise veterans of all types about assistance for housing, employment, medical benefits, education, etc. I've used them to capture info on a lot of veteran's issues for family and friends and they've been great!
Your town or city offices should be able to help point you in the right direction. If not, try connecting with the folks at your local veteran's gropups: VFW, American Legion, etc.
Best of luck.
Brian M. Hoffman
HM1,USN - prior (1963-1972)
You have got to be joking!
WWP is a complete scam to make a fortune for the executives in charge, let's not even start with their anti-2nd amendment stance.
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/12/08/wounded-warriors-project-a-legal-scam/
There is a lot more information on the net on this scam.
Start with va.gov. Many resources from Feds as well links to state programs. Also, there is a hotline for vets in jepardy of becoming homeless. God bless and god luck.