NAAV Helping Veterans Most in Need

The National Association of American Veterans, Inc. (NAAV) was established in 2005 and incorporated in 2006 to provide programs and services for those who served and are serving in the U.S. Armed Forces worldwide most in need of emergency assistance with transportation, shelter, rent, mortgage and utilities bills to name a few. Here is a […]

Some of God’s Faithful Promises

Sometimes it is easy to get weighed down with the challenges and disappointments in life. And without being aware, our heart can become heavy and our hope for a fulfilling life on earth filled with sadness. In our LORD God’s amazing grace and loving kindness, He has given us faithful and true promises to help […]

Happy 104th Birthday to Major Nancy Leftenant-Colon, U.S. Army/Air Force Nurse Corps (Ret)

The First African American Nurse – Nancy Leftenant-Colon, Major (Retired) was the first African American nurse to served in the reserve or active-duty Army/Air Nurse Corps, the precursor of the Air Force. She joined the Army Reserves in 1945, unable to get into the regular Army Nurse Corps because she was an African American. The […]

Dual Diagnosis: Managing Substance Abuse and Mental Health as a Veteran

Dual diagnosis refers to the coexistence of substance abuse and mental health disorders, presenting significant challenges for veterans. For many, service-related experiences, such as combat exposure or prolonged stress, increase the likelihood of developing conditions like PTSD and depression. These mental health issues often intertwine with substance abuse, as veterans may turn to alcohol or […]

UPCOMING: Free Virtual Initial Claims at the VA Clinic For Women Veterans

Find out if your case qualifies for a FREE appointment with a woman attorney. VIRTUAL VA INITIAL CLAIMS INTAKE CLINIC TVC will be holding a FREE VA Initial Claims Clinic for women and women identifying veterans nationwide on DECEMBER 3, 2024. This clinic is virtual and by appointment only. Please share with any women and […]

Addressing Mental Health Challenges Faced by Veterans

Image source Texas is home to one of the largest populations of veterans in the United States, and mental health challenges among these heroes has become a pressing concern. The transition from active service to civilian life can be difficult, filled with hurdles that are often misunderstood by those who have never served. Veterans may […]

Unlocking Success: Key Tips for Aspiring Social Work Professionals

Source In today’s world, individuals play a crucial role in supporting those in need. As the demand for skilled workers in this field continues to grow, many are exploring pathways to advance their careers. Advanced education and skill development can profoundly influence one’s trajectory in these roles, equipping individuals with the necessary expertise to address […]

Tips for Veterans Facing Employment Challenges

Source You have done incredible work serving your country, but once your military service is over, finding a job in the civilian world can be tough. You would think that employers would be lining up to hire someone with discipline, leadership skills, and a strong work ethic, right? But that is not always the case. […]

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