The first Women Veterans Day was observed June 12, 2018, 70 years after President Harry S. Truman signed the groundbreaking Women’s Armed Services Integration Act that allowed women to serve as regular members of the Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force. Read more [...] Women Veterans Day
The first Women Veterans Day was observed June 12, 2018, 70 years after President Harry S. Truman signed the groundbreaking Women’s Armed Services Integration Act that allowed women to serve as regular members of the Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force. Read more [...] 
Buy Sparkling ICE and help support the historic All-Women Veterans Honor Flight. 
Due to continued civic demonstrations throughout the Chicago land area, the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center will operate at a limited capacity and will remain as such until further notice. To ensure the safety of Veterans and staff, this change in service will include all Community Based Outpatient Clinics in Lakeside, Auburn Gresham, Chicago Heights and Crown Point, IN. The emergency department, inpatient services and operating rooms will remain open at the main facility (820 S. Damen Ave). Patients with appointments will be rescheduled. If you have any questions about your appointment, please call 888-569-5282. 
Google and the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA) are launching free, 1:1 virtual resume workshops to help Illinois veterans and their families translate their military experience into meaningful careers. Sign up for a session by completing this form by June 5 
NWVU Color Guard was awesome Monday, Memorial Day at the Chapel Hill South Cemetery! These ladies are always willing to serve! 
Learn the business skills necessary to start or grow an online business. Turn your passion into business success by participating in the 6-week Fempreneur Online Business Boot Camp. In this virtual boot camp, we will focus on the following topics needed to become successful online: 
Please consider joining our first senior veterans' WRAP program. This will give us time to share and re-evaluate our lives as seniors. 
Today, May 16, 2020 is Armed Forces Day, and the National Women Veterans United proudly salutes the men and women serving in all six branches of the U.S. military:
Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Space Force. Your dedication and commitment is not taken for granted, and your sacrifices are noted in American and military history.
We are proud of our NWVU nurses, and understand fully the challenging, and heartfelt job that they do to save lives while putting themselves and their families at risk. Their healing hands are appreciated for being there when families can not be there. They work many hours in every capacity when they are called to duty.