Chicago Park District to host a Veteran’s Resource Fair. Veterans, active duty and military family members are invited to connect with agencies, groups and organizations that provide military and veteran assistance. February 11, 2016, 12 – 4 PM, Maggie Daley Park. Continue reading →
In Spring of 2016, the Road Home Program will launch the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), a full-spectrum treatment program that connects veterans and their families across the Midwest to world-class, individualized care for trauma-based disorders and injury. Continue reading →
NWVU would like to wish you a Happy and a Healthy New Year!
Let’s Make Change in 2016
It’s hard to support your family when you don’t earn enough to afford the basics, when you’re afraid that getting sick will mean losing your job, and when you don’t know your work schedule until just a few hours in advance. Watch the video below and hear firsthand the everyday struggles of real women working in unstable jobs—then be a champion for them this holiday season by making a gift to help us fight for change. Continue reading →
NWVU members and volunteers pick up donated food from the Postal Inspection Services. Continue reading →
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) today announced a number of changes to make participation in the Veterans Choice Program easier and more convenient for Veterans who need to use it. The move, which streamlines eligibility requirements, follows feedback from Veterans along with organizations working on their behalf. Continue reading →
Christopher “Chris” Gardner’s journey from homeless to becoming a successful stockbroker, entrepreneur, and philanthropist was told in the autobiography and movie “The Pursuit of Happyness.” He is attending VA homeless Veteran stand downs across the United States to encourage volunteerism and highlight the important role all Americans must play in preventing and ending Veteran homelessness. At his first Stand Down at Chicago’s Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, Gardner talked about his life, military service and the importance of helping Veterans transition to civilian life. Continue reading →
Beverly, Lincoln, & Oak Hill Cemeteries are offering our facilities as a drop off for new and gently used men and women’s clothing. The clothing will be distributed to our Homeless Hero’s and those who are in VA Hospitals and Veterans Homes. Continue reading →
2015 Veterans Day discounts, free meals, deals and sales. Continue reading →
Women Veteran’s Stand Down on October 24, 2015 at the Jesse Brown VA. Continue reading →