There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friend
Welcome to The Concerned Veterans of NorthEast Ohio
The Concerned Veterans of NorthEast Ohio, Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Cuyahoga County and surrounding Counties in the State of Ohio. Our mission is to provide a system for veterans to communicate, network, and access services and benefits that they may not be aware of. We aim to create partnerships with other veteran agencies and service providers to better serve U.S. veterans. The organization also offers training and mentorship programs, matching volunteer mentors with selected veterans.
About Us
The Concerned Veterans of NorthEast Ohio, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving veterans in the Northeast Ohio area. We believe that by providing a platform for veterans to connect and access resources, we can better serve those who have served our country. Our team is made up of veterans and volunteers who are passionate about supporting our VETERANS
Community Outreach
The Concerned Veterans of NorthEast Ohio, Inc. collaborates with a range of service providers and provide resources to support veterans in our communities
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THE PACT ACT
The PACT Act is one of the most extensive health care and benefit expansion efforts ever put forth by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
The new law will protect and grant access to generations of Veterans struggling with presumptive conditions related to toxic exposure.
The PACT Act ensures Veterans receive easy access to high-quality health care and services connected to potential toxic exposure.
For combat Veterans who experienced 9/11, the bill increases the period they have to register in VA health care from five to ten years post-discharge.
Additionally, for Veterans who don’t fall within that time period, the bill also allows for a one-year enrollment period, giving post-9/11 Veterans easy access to health care.
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WHO WE ARE AND WHAT DO WE DO?
The Concerned Veterans of NorthEast Ohio are a group of disabled veterans who formed this group because we were concerned about our fellow veterans, who were not getting their fair share of VA benefits. Because of the Pact Act, there have been 23 or more illnesses/conditions added to the list of veteran benefits.
The CVONO host Town Hall Meetings in Cuyahoga County and surrounding areas for veterans and their families to answer questions and assist them in getting the benefits that they deserve.
We work with and sit at the table with various veteran organizations throughout the city of Cleveland and the state of Ohio to advise and assist veterans and their families on how to file for benefits and appeals.
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OUR PARTNERS
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The Rid-All Green Partnership
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The Pane Agency
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Veterans Service Commission
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DAV
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The Brothers Foundation
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Assisting Veterans & Others Company
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The City of Oakwood Village
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BrightStar Care
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Volunteers of America
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NEON
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The Cameron Firm
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The Mission Continues
VARIOUS SUPPORTERS
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City of Maple Hts.
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City of Cleveland
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City of Warrensville Hts.
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Volunteers of America
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Ohio Means Jobs
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The Cleveland Cavaliers
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Office of Senator Sherrod Brown
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Office of Rep. Shontel Brown
We collaborate with partners to provide temporary transitional and permanent housing for veterans and their families
Oakwood Village Town Hall
November 23, 2024
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