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Ask The Question
The purpose of this initiative is to encourage agencies and organizations from a variety of provider sectors (including healthcare, social services, education, and others) to ask the question, “Have you or a family member ever served in the military?,” and provide information and assistance to providers regarding what to do when the answer ...
Legal & Advocacy Services - Ask the Question
Why Ask The Question: Advocating for justice-involved Attorneys, paralegals, legal aid providers and other advocates encounter veterans, service members, and military family members, but they don't always know it. Veterans do not always identify themselves.
Shared Stories | Ask the Question
Though we had an awareness of the Ask The Question initiative (we now Ask The Question!), we were a bit apprehensive about knowing where to go if the answer was "Yes." Thankfully Sue, who works for this initiative, reviewed the list of military-specific supports and services with us.
Search | Ask the Question
Showing 1-10 of 81 results for “” For Providers Please select your provider sector below to learn how asking one question can make a big difference.
Veteran Opportunities | Ask the Question
A range of opportunities available for SMVF to give back and pay it forward.
Campaign Dedication | Ask the Question
Lt Col Stephanie Riley of the NH Air National Guard worked in an emergency room in NH hospital in 2013, often witnessing individuals presenting with symptoms of headaches, dizziness, hearing loss… they were often diagnosed as migraines, when in actuality they were Veterans suffering with Traumatic Brain Injury.
Military & Veteran Family Resource Guide | Ask the Question
For more information, contact: Kim Hillson Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services Division of Community Based Military Programs 603-271-9394 kimberly.j.hillson@dmavs.nh.gov
Provider Community Tool Kit | Ask the Question
Click below to download a print-ready rack card: Download Military/Veteran-Specific Resources & Referrals Download Our Clinical Screening Tool Click below to download provider-specific resources:
Resources | Ask the Question
About Stigma Battlemind Invisible Wounds of War Make the Connection Military Culture Training Provider Community Tool Kit Resource List Veterans Crisis Line
Serving NH’s Veterans, Service Members and their ... - Ask the Question
The “Ask the Question” Campaign encourages all service providers to ask, “Have you or a family member ever served in the military?” This simple question can open the door to greater communication, and communication and understanding is at the heart of good care, services and connections.
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