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Military Women's Links

 

American Women Veterans organization is dedicated to being the voice of Women Service Members and Veterans from all branches and eras.  www.americanwomenveterans.org

Department of Veterans Affairs Center for Women Veterans

Grace After Fire was created by women to provide an online resource for women veterans - women helping women. Here you can truly be yourself, laugh, cry, share - and safely gather to identify. You'll find resources, experts, and fellow women vets around the world that understand where you're coming from. We can help one another cope with the challenges of readjustment and heal from addiction, alcoholism, depression, relationship troubles, and the hidden effects of post traumatic stress, military sexual trauma, and more. Your strength and resiliency can help those in need and begin the healing process, together.
www.graceafterfire.org

Military Homefront - Department of Defense site

Military OneSource

National Alliance on Mental Illness

http://www.nami.org/template.cfm?section=press_room


 National Association of Black Military Women
http://nabmw.com/

 National Coalition for Homeless Veterans: Women Veterans Resources - The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded grants to eight community-based homeless veteran service providers to support programs designed specifically for women veterans, including those with dependent children. The grants are funded under the VA Homeless Providers Grant and Per Diem Program.
www.nchv.org/women.cfm

The Service Women's Action Network supports and develops the leadership of veterans, mentors young women considering military service, works to solve problems facing women in uniform, and provides and promotes services that are healing to women after their military service experience. SWAN establishes a worldwide network of military women, veterans and allies to provide lasting support, community and resources.
www.servicewomen.org

 

VA Pledge to Women Veterans on Women's Equality Day
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki pledged that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will work to ensure the nation upholds its obligation to meet the needs of our Veterans—including women Veterans.

Vietnam Veterans of America, Women Veterans Committee
Reports and information on a wide array of issues important to the women who served in Vietnam and other wars.

The Women Veterans Health Care Improvement Act of 2009
A bill to assess, expand and improve health care services to women veterans, particularly those brave women who have served our country in Iraq and Afghanistan. This bill aims to equip the VA for the long‐term needs that will be associated with a larger women veteran population.

Women’s Health USA 2009
Women’s Health USA is an easy-to-use collection of current and historical data on some of the most pressing health challenges facing women, their families, and their communities. 

The Women Marines Association is the only veterans association for and about women Marines. WMA is a non-profit 501(c)3 veteran organization. WMA has established an Emergency Fund for Veterans who have short-term emergency financial needs, such as skills training, loss of support, severe illness, and catastrophic accidents.
www.womenmarines.org

 

WOVEN—Women Veterans Network
A community of women veterans spanning all ages, services, ranks, experiences and geographies woven together by a common desire to: Connect for social support and camaraderie, share information and resources, and serve our fellow veterans and local communities.