Hines VA Hospital has updated its COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine offering to veterans over the age of 65. Continue reading
We encourage our comrades and families to do self examinations often, and per your physician medical advice, do annual mammogram screening. Continue reading
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs bulletin for 01/06/2021. Super Bowl Tickets, Desert Storm 30th, Work From Home Opportunities Continue reading
Town Hall Meeting with Suzanne Gordon will discuss the most effective ways for veterans and their supporters to mobilize to reverse the privatization of the VHA, improve and strengthen it, and how to lobby for expanded services offered to veterans and their families. Monday, January 25, 2021| 4:00 PM CST via ZOOM. Registration is required for this event. Continue reading
National Women Veterans United would like to wish you a very
Happy, Healthy, and Safe 2021!
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced its nationwide plan to resume mailing notification letters to Veterans, for benefit overpayments placed in suspension from April 3 through Jan. 1, 2021. Continue reading
A group of veterans are spending the holiday weekend providing lunch to frontline workers on Chicago’s South Side. Continue reading
Moms are still a rarity in the military. Women make up 16 percent of enlisted forces and 19 percent of the officer corps, and a minority of those women have children under 18. Though the number of mothers in the armed forces has grown over the past several decades, studies have shown that insufficient child care and unfriendly parenthood and pregnancy policies have been barriers to retention for female service members. Continue reading
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, December 7, 2020, marks the 79th anniversary of the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor. Continue reading
Please act now. ComEd financial assistance programs are available. Continue reading