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Volunteer Opportunity for Somatic Providers

Location: Portland, OR

Date Posted: 02/20/2013

Returning Veterans Project Needs Licensed Somatic Practitioners – RVP is a nonprofit founded in 2005 in Portland, OR, that asks licensed and insured massage therapists, acupuncturists, chiropractors
and naturopaths to open a pro bono slot in their practice to provide free, confidential services for Iraq & Afghanistan War veterans and their families in Oregon and SW Washington. We welcome Providers who want to work with us to support and help heal our newest generation of veterans and their families. Volunteers must be insured and licensed and have a professional office space.

For more information and to apply visit: http://www.returningveterans.org/for-providers, or contact us at: 503-954-2259 or mail@returningveterans.org.

Returning Veterans Project
Contact Information:
Contact Name: Pam Beaty, Phone: (503)954-2259
Email: returningveterans@gmail.com

Website: http://returningveterans.org

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