The Brotherhood Men's Organizations

06/11/2021

Attention Veterans: If you served in the Armed Forced and are not receiving benefits or not receiving 100% of benefits you are entitled to we can help. From submission to attorney referrals we can assist you in obtaining the benefits you deserve. The consultation is free and the attorney referrals are free. Call or inbox us for more details.

You can also contact the the information listed below.

VA benefits hotline: 800-827-1000.
eBenefits technical support: 800-983-0937.
MyVA411 main information line: 800-698-2411.
If you have hearing loss, call TTY: 711.

06/11/2021

06/02/2021

Lafourche inmates gathered this week to watch a documentary about how jails and prisons could be used differently.

06/01/2021

05/23/2021

We do have immediate openings please contact Brotherhood Men's Organization for more details.

05/10/2021

We are actively looking for United States Veterans to join our organization. Our primary purpose is to support our Veterans in every way possible. At present we are assisting our Veterans in obtaining benefits, job placement through job creation, referring Veterans to existing programs, and developing a Brotherhood of Veterans that can rise to the call of any social or political issue that needs our voice. If you or someone you know is a Veteran we would love to have you as part of our Brotherhood. Inbox us for more information.

05/06/2021

We're looking for someone who is self-motivated oversee our fundraising efforts at the Brotherhood Men's Organization. We looking for an individual with experience raising funds and is willing to work on a percentage basis. If you believe in our veterans along with helping others who deserve a new start in life then the Brotherhood Men's Organization maybe the right place for you.

05/03/2021

As of today those missing among the Seacor Power have not yet been rescued. As we reflect on this incident many questions come to mind relation to the rescue efforts brought forth by the United States Coast Guard. It is my understanding that a distress call came from the Seacor Power at approximately 4:30 p.m. With all of the equipment and training going into the United States Coast Guard in relation to rescue efforts such as this, why was the Coast Guard unable to be on the scene in a time frame that would have all aboard to be rescued?

I can make a list of several questions as to why the Coast Guard was unprepared meet the challenge of rescuing and bringing back those aboard the Seacor Power alive. The first question that needs to be answered is why was the coast guard not positioned to perform a rescue. In cases such as this Coast Guard has vessels that are able to cut through raging seas and members who are continually trained to perform rescues in conditions such as this. Why were they not able to reach this lift boat in time for an adequate rescue?

With all of the money, equipment, manpower, and resources provided to the Coast Guard I think we need to re-evaluate where they are positioned in the Gulf of Mexico in relation to oil and gas operations.

The taxpayers has spent billions of dollars in two speed boats, cutters other equipment, and training, and manpower into a system that has failed in it primary reason for existence.

I believe the Coast Guard must re-evaluate it's rescue plan in relation to Gulf of Mexico oil and gas operations. They must be stationed in areas of the Gulf of Mexico where all who are working in the offshore can be rescued.

In my option the Coast Guard should be held accountable for its inability to reach those aboard the Seacor Power. I also believe that a re-evaluation of where the Coast Guard is stationed as well repositioning stations within the confines of the Gulf of Mexico to reach other's in the future that may run into incidents such as this. Let the loss of life in this incident serve as a learning tool tool that will help us re-assess and re-evaluate what must be done to prevent the loss in the future.

05/02/2021

You're asking for positive thoughts, feedback, insight, and finances as we undertake something that is desperately needed in this area. We have a record number of homeless within our city and Parish. A good percentage of them if not most are women. Many of them are homeless duo to the economy, a relationship has gone array, addiction, and the list can go on and on and on. One of my very dear and closest friends coach me a few nights ago and felt that it was on her heart to start a safe house with our organization. What we to do in Phase 1 of this project is provide woman who are trouble or in crisis could have a place to come and lay your head for a few days. During this time we could direct them to existing programs that could help with food, job placement and permanent shelter. Safe place where women could go weather they are battered and bruised, addicted, and the
are at a point in life when there's nowhere else to turn. We're asking for your spiritual, mental, emotional, physical, and financial support and make this endeavor a success.
Let there not be a day hit a woman in our city and Parish can wind up on the streets without knowing that there is a future and there is hope. - "Safe House"