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Project New Hope
(774) 243-7859
Helps veterans transition to civilian life and create mutual support and camaraderie among service members, veterans, survivors and their families by way of weekend-long retreats.
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Massachusetts Department of Veterans Affairs
Assistance in obtaining state and federal benefits
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Military Spouses of Michigan
Support services including pro bono legal service and educational and employment services, as well as social gatherings, sharing skills and community support projects.
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Michigan Veteran’s Affairs
Assistance with transitioning to civilian life as well as emergency assistance
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Women Veterans Initiative
612-845-7036
A group of women, mostly veterans, who work to improve the lives and well-being of all women veterans through innovative programs and better access to services. Focus around advocacy, networking and outreach.
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Mississippi Veterans Support Network
Helping Mississippi's veterans connect with their VA benefits.
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Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board
Assistance in obtaining state and federal benefits
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Heartland Women Veterans
Provides assistance and resources to veterans through volunteering, fundraising and donations.
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VAMC Fisher House
314-894-6145
Provide "a home away from home" to the families and caregivers of our military men and women during their time of need.
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Montana Veterans Foundation
(406) 449-7666
The Gallery showcases artwork made by Montana's veterans; Willis Cruse House is a 12 bed recovery home for veteran men; Veterans Recovery Workshop is a hands-on project that provides veterans with technical skills training including wood working, leather work, mechanical and artistic crafts.
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The Valor House
801-584-0700
Offers 17 single occupancy apartments to Veterans who were previously homeless. Also, the Valor House provides veterans with onsite case management, 24-hour staffing, direct connection to local healthcare providers, and referrals to other important social services in the community.
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Montana Department of Veterans Services
Assistance in obtaining state and federal benefits
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VFW Department of Nebraska
The She Serves program (of the VFW) fosters camaraderie among VFW members by connecting women with other veterans who understand he distinct pride of being a female service women.
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Wounded Warriors Family Support
(402) 502-7557
Provides retreats to wounded veterans and their families free of charge.
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Alaska Veterans Organization for Women
Support women veterans through advocacy, collaboration, and empowerment to encourage connection with each other and their communities.
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Arizona Veterans Advocacy
Guides veterans in obtaining their benefits from federal agencies as needed.
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