Just released! Please see the attached report on the economic outcomes of the GI Bill for enlisted veterans. The press release includes the key findings, such as: * More than half of eligible enlisted military veterans used GI Bill benefits to pay for their higher education between 2009 and 2019. * Veterans’ college completion rate […]
A Source for Women Veterans
Additional Veteran Entrepreneurship Resource
Hello NAAV, I hope your morning is going well. My name is Denise, and I am reaching out on behalf of the business management platform Clover from Fiserv, a payment and financial services provider. I had the pleasure of coming across your collection of resources on the page below: https://www.naavets.org/resources-for-veterans-and-their-families/ As the web page provides […]
An exclusive career resource guide for Veterans
This guide is designed to support those who served our country in their transition to civilian careers. It provides essential tips, insights, and strategies for crafting effective resumes and navigating the job market successfully. https://www.resumebuilder.com/veterans-resume-and-job-hunting-guide/
April Veteran Feed and Connect Event April 20, 2024
Dear Community Partner, On behalf of Mental Health America of Augusta, the Augusta Expo, and Valley Community Services Board, we want to extend an invitation for you and your organization to participate in our upcoming Veteran’s Feed and Connect event. The event will take place on April 20th, 2024, at Augusta Expo Center from 10 […]
Understanding and Addressing Sleep Disorders in Military Veterans
The transition from military to civilian life brings many challenges, some lingering in the quiet hours of the night. For many veterans, the end of their service marks the beginning of a new battle: coping with sleep disorders. These sleep disorders in military veterans are not just common occurrences; they are complex conditions that […]
Meaningful Ways to Help Your Veteran Neighbors
There are about 18 million veterans living in the United States today. Chances are, there are more than a few in your community. Many veterans could benefit from help from their neighbors with various life circumstances and decisions, no matter the age. And you have the opportunity to contribute to the betterment of […]
Uplifting Homecomings: Mental Health Care for Military Families
Military families lead a unique and challenging lifestyle. The constant deployments, relocations, and separations can take a toll on their mental health. However, there’s support available in the form of mental health. Find out about the significance of mental health care for military families and how it can uplift their well-being, especially during homecomings. The […]
Just a note and reminder of… An American Veteran
They are the men and women who have served our country—voluntarily and involuntarily—with courage, dignity, and pride. They are the ones who said, yes to “laying down their life for another.” When we read in Scripture the Lord God say, “whom shall I send, who will go for us, and in reply a voice returned […]
The Link Between PTSD and Substance Abuse
For many veterans, the battle doesn’t end when they return home. The shadows of traumatic events loom large, often manifesting as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). As they grapple with this mental health challenge, an alarming trend emerges the undeniable link between PTSD and substance abuse. Understanding this connection is crucial for improving veterans’ mental health […]
2024 – 2026 Defender Services Non-Capital Diversity Fellowship Program
The website at https://diversityfellowship.fd.org/ includes the online fellow application form and information about the selected 2024-2026 federal defender organization host locations. The site also informs visitors about the Defender Services Program, DSO, and both the non-capital and capital components of the Fellowship Program. Review the flyer here