Changes are coming to a program that has supported local LGBTQ+ veterans. For the past decade, this initiative has provided care tailored to their needs. An email was sent to those involved in the program, outlining the changes.
It appears that certain resources will no longer be available. Further details about these changes can be found through the Veterans Health Administration or related reports.
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