AP
Spanish in Washington:
Jill Biden complements the miracles of his promise to prioritize the loops of military families reviving a initiative to make a decision that challenges the stadiums to do something as simple as shortening the decision to start a committee for a family with a wanted family.
Biden says that military families are as important to the United States as it is to a bar and that national security will be extended to attend to physical, social and emotional health.
“How can we hope to keep our military forces safe from our families, relatives and carers who need to prosper?”, Asked the White House.
Biden says that the reunion of forces is centered on employment and employment opportunities for military families, education for more than 2 million homeless fathers and veterans, and the health and well-being of their families.
Only 1% of the country is eligible for voluntary employment. It also cites an estimate by the Department of Defense of a 22% sample rate for military convoys.
Some military confederates carry dollars worth of labor when they move to a new base in a new state, especially in professions that require licenses, which cost time and money. They and their children can have problems adapting to a new school or school, or making new friends.
“The military can not be concentrated in its mission and its families do not have what it takes to prosper at home,” said the first lady, who is the mother of the military. “And we can hope to maintain the best and most brilliant of our military men are obliged to choose between their love for the country and the hopes and dreams that belong to their families.”
“We have to help you lift that weight,” he said.
Cito compromises of the Departments of Defense, Education and Work, stating that the work is open. “Our experience will lift everything our governor to work with, and we will hope that all the agencies have a step ahead and form part of it,” he said.
The first lady was practically accompanied by the girls by military families, defenders and others from all over the world, a total of more than 100 people appearing in individual beds in her pants on the stage of the Casa Blanca.
We later visited the Military OneSource Center, which is funded by the Department of Defense and has a range of counseling services and other support services for members and their families 24 hours a day, weekdays.
Biden recovers the facilities in Arlington, Virginia, one of the three counties around the country, in conjunction with a military convoy and a member of Ejército to offer testimonials on the guidance received after soliciting military aid from OneSource.
“Thank you for helping our militaries and their families”, said after meeting with some workers who respond to the victims. “If not, the people will increase their sufficiency.”
It takes its first weeks as the first lady to hold school sessions with senior staff members of the Department of Defense and military leaders, military family defenders and military leaders. Last week, I gathered the study bases in the state of Washington and California, where I met with families and students.
Había promised during the 2020 presidential campaign to revive the United Fuerzas. A few days ago President Joe Biden took over the cargo, the first lady named Rory Brosius as executive director of the initiative. Brosius previously resigned as sub-director of the program.
The father of Jill Biden, Donald Jacobs, was a Marina Secretary in the Second World War who was at the University of Gi Bill. His brother-in-law, Beau, father of two, served on the Delaware National Guard Guard, including a year in Iraq. Beau Biden had cerebral cancer in 2015 for 46 years.
The other causes of Jill Biden are the education and investigation of cancer. He has been a professor of English for a long time in community colleges.
Join forces launched in 2011 by President Barack Obama in the administration led by first ladies Michelle Obama and Jill Biden, when Joe Biden was vice president. The mission is to focus on the public and private sectors to support service members, veterans, families and carers with a focus on education, employment and well-being.
After leaving the Blanca House in 2017, Jill Biden continues to work with military families working for the Biden Foundation.