A Scranton startup will take a final step next week in a competition hosted by the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs that aims to end veteran suicide.

Scranton Start-Up In Running to Win U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs Award. Click to stream WVIA Public Media‘s report on SoundCloud.

Scranton, PA – A new app developed by a Lackawanna County man is helping veterans and first responders cope with the stresses they’re exposed to every day.

A new self-help app based in Scranton, Pennsylvania has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington, D.C.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern PA’s Board of Directors has approved a $252,500 investment in support of regional economic development.

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