Advocacy
Congress Flags Delays in Implementing Dole Act Reforms
The MOAA-backed bill passed more than a year ago. It emphasizes much-needed support for caregivers and mental health services, among other priorities.
As MOAA's Senior Director of Government Relations for Veterans-Wounded Warrior Care, Cmdr. René Campos, USN (Ret), is responsible for directing daily legislative advocacy operations and advising leadership on strategic and operational plans. She manages and develops relationships to advance legislative priorities and the MOAA brand with internal and external stakeholders. She serves as lead expert on VA health care matters, and she advises MOAA’s Government Relations and Health Care Board Committees.
The MOAA-backed bill passed more than a year ago. It emphasizes much-needed support for caregivers and mental health services, among other priorities.
MOAA will highlight the legislation, and other key veterans’ priorities, in our testimony on Capitol Hill next week.
A bipartisan bill would establish much-needed support for these often-overlooked individuals.
The year began with significant progress, but more work remains to help these unsung heroes.
Programs designed to reach veterans in crisis have expanded and are taking advantage of cutting-edge technology.
A new law makes a critical office permanent, allowing beneficiaries a voice in their care.