Volusia County launches new Volusia Values Veterans Program

The program will provide a framework of support through a variety of services, recognition and opportunities to Volusia County veterans.


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  • | 4:58 p.m. May 22, 2025
Volusia County's new Volusia Values Veterans Program. Courtesy of Volusia County
Volusia County's new Volusia Values Veterans Program. Courtesy of Volusia County
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The Volusia County Council has unanimously approved a new program designed to "transform the county into Florida's premier veteran-friendly community."

The Volusia Values Veterans Program will support the 50,000 veterans in Volusia County through a coordinated framework of services, recognition, and opportunities, a county press release said. The initiative includes targeted efforts to "address veteran homelessness, mental health, and access to medical care," among other benefits.

The program will be powered through a variety of community partnerships, the press release said, including the following: the West Volusia Habitat for Humanity will build four new homes for veteran families; the United Way of Volusia-Flagler will launch a dedicated veterans support endowment; Firewatch will equip staff with suicide prevention training; VetTix will offer free entertainment tickets to those who served. 


 

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