Message from National Women Veterans United

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The National Women Veterans United (NWVU) is aware of the difficult times that military women veterans, service members, and other citizens are experiencing due to COVID-19.

NWVU is appealing to military women veterans to contact us and we will go as far as we can to assist you. We have also asked partners to stand with us until grants and other financial avenues are in place, and even then that may not be enough. Those that are hit the hardest are those who were already at risk, homeless and or one paycheck away from losing everything.

We are making phone calls to those that we are aware of and our doors are open for those that need us too.

The National Women Veterans United
(872) 731-2150
Nwvu.org@gmail.com

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Road Home program Telehealth services

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The Road Home Program at Rush provides comprehensive, evidence-based treatment in a safe and supportive environment. Rush understands that it takes courage to seek treatment and we are committed to helping you through this difficult time. Rush takes the time to learn your unique situation and tailor their care to best serve your individual needs. Continue reading →

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Veterans Long Term Care Benefits & Asset Protection Workshop

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Veterans Long Term Care Benefits & Asset Protection Workshop. Please join asset protection expert Clifford Bailey IV from Elder Life Group for a FREE interactive educational workshop. Addressing frequently asked questions and common misconceptions about Wills & Trusts, Asset Protection, Nursing Homes, Medicaid, Medicare and Long Term Care Benefits for Elder Life Group. 3RD FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH. February 21st | March 27th | April 24th 11:00AM-1:00PM. Continue reading →

Happy 15th year Anniversary, NWVU

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The National Women Veterans United (NWVU) is celebrating 15 years of Making a Difference, Providing Service and Preserving the legacy of military women veterans.

Please consider making a donation to National Women Veterans United today!

Donations of $15 can be sent to:
Chase Zelle nwvu.org@gmail.com

Please make checks payable to: National Women Veterans

Mail to:
National Women Veterans
SGT Simone A. Robinson
Military Women Veteran’s Center
8620 S. Pulaski (Lower Level)
Chicago, Illinois 60652

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National Women Veterans United (NWVU) Cancels Campaign 15 Conference for Military Women Veterans

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Greetings,
On behalf of the National Women Veterans United (NWVU), thank you for your support. It is with a heavy heart that (NWVU) must cancel the Campaign15 Conference for Military Women Veterans, due to the COVID-19 national and state mandates. Our heavy heart is for those that are personally affected by the virus.

If you purchased an AD, the book will be available to you in the month of April, and they will also be distributed at the rescheduled Conference. The good news is that NWVU celebrates the 15-year history of making a difference, providing service and preserving our legacy in the Armed Forces. The Conference will be rescheduled and hosted in the future when the mandates have been lifted. Our enthusiasm and excitement to provide a day of honor for military women veterans will be at the same height.

Please keep our nation, troops, medical personnel, and first responders and caretakers in your thoughts and prayers. Thank you again for your support and we look forward to a brighter future for all.

Very Respectfully,
Rochelle Crump, President/Founder
on behalf of the Board of Directors and Members
National Women Veterans United
SGT Simone A. Robinson (2009, Fallen Soldier)
Military Women Veteran’s Center
8620 South Pulaski (Lower Level)
Chicago, IL 60652
Office (872) 731-2150  Fax (773) 424- 4127
nwvu.org@gmail.com
www.nwvu.org

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Women’s History Month

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The contributions women have made throughout the years is apparent in all walks of life, and the Air Force is no exception. With the observation of Women’s History Month in March, visitors to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force can view exhibits that pay tribute to the accomplishments and achievements of women who served in the Air Force. Original source:https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Collections/Research/Womens-History/ Continue reading →

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Soldier lifts her way to record-setting achievements

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Citizen-Soldier 1st Lt. Juanita “Christie” Goodrich wins the best female lifter for the second time in three years while competing in the 2019 Idaho State Weightlifting Championships in October. She serves part-time in the Idaho Army National Guard as a maintenance platoon leader for the 1st of the 183rd Aviation Assault Battalion and fulltime as the battalion’s administrative assistant. Continue reading →

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