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There should be no difference when you providing services at the MacDill AFB job fair, or any other job fair and at the Homeless Outreach Committee. You should prepare the same way, have CSTB tablecloth and flyers needed to inform on Veteran population about CSTB services. You were assigned by Business Services Director And I am confident that this could assist you with reaching out more non Veterans and ultimately increase your numbers. Rosa is providing service to Homeless Veterans on a quarterly basis and you should do the same o to non-veterans. Is that sound too complicated?
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