[SCCCB] {Disarmed} Fw: Disability.gov Veterans Update: 10 Ways to Stay Connected with the National Resource Directory

Anne Murphy jasmurphy at sbcglobal.net
Thu Oct 6 10:30:58 CDT 2011


Disability.gov Veterans Update: 10 Ways to Stay Connected with the National Resource Directory
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Subject: Disability.gov Veterans Update: 10 Ways to Stay Connected with the National Resource Directory


10 Ways to Stay Connected with the National Resource Directory 

As a subscriber to Veterans topics on Disability.gov, we want to bring to your attention another valuable source for information about organizations, programs and services for Veterans and Service Members - the National Resource Directory (NRD). The NRD has information for wounded warriors, transitioning Service Members and Veterans, as well as those who support them. The site connects you to thousands of resources about everything from the GI Bill, to organizations and support groups for caregivers. 

Even if you have visited the NRD before, you may not be aware of the many ways to stay connected with this website and the growing community of Veterans, Service Members, family members and caregivers that has developed around it. Below are 10 ways to "stay connected" so you can find the information you need, when you need it.  


  1.. Keep up to date on news, events and other information of interest to Veterans and the military community by following the National Resource Directory on Twitter. 
  2.. Access information from the National Resource Directory through your smartphone whenever and wherever you want it through NRD mobile. 
  3.. Help your family, friends and colleagues stay up to date on programs and services for Veterans, Service Members and their families by suggesting that they subscribe to National Resource Directory email updates. 
  4.. Become a part of the growing National Resource Directory family on Facebook. 
  5.. Get news and information about resources delivered directly to your desktop when you subscribe to the National Resource Directory's RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed. 
  6.. Find programs and services near you by visiting the National Resource Directory's Information by State section. 
  7.. Spread the word about the National Resource Directory by putting a link on your website or blog. 
  8.. Is there an organization or program in your community that you think should be included on the National Resource Directory? Recommend it through Suggest A Resource. 
  9.. View automatically updated resources available in your state directly on your own website or blog by adding the National Resource Directory's State Widget. 
  10.. Become a member of the National Resource Directory's LinkedIn group and connect with people who share your interests and concerns. 

Download this fact sheet to learn more about the National Resource Directory. 


 



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