They are the men and women who have served our country—voluntarily and involuntarily—with courage, dignity, and pride. They are the ones who said, yes to “laying down their life for another.” When we read in Scripture the Lord God say, “whom shall I send, who will go for us, and in reply a voice returned […]
A Source for Women Veterans
The Link Between PTSD and Substance Abuse
For many veterans, the battle doesn’t end when they return home. The shadows of traumatic events loom large, often manifesting as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). As they grapple with this mental health challenge, an alarming trend emerges the undeniable link between PTSD and substance abuse. Understanding this connection is crucial for improving veterans’ mental health […]
2024 – 2026 Defender Services Non-Capital Diversity Fellowship Program
The website at https://diversityfellowship.fd.org/ includes the online fellow application form and information about the selected 2024-2026 federal defender organization host locations. The site also informs visitors about the Defender Services Program, DSO, and both the non-capital and capital components of the Fellowship Program. Review the flyer here
The Compelling Reasons to be Thankful for Our Veterans
There is no running away from the fact that Veterans are the gems for any society. This is because they not only provide selfless service but also help bring a change in the lives of millions of people across the globe. So when it comes to supporting them, if they want to start a moving […]
Breaking the Cycle: Addressing Homelessness and Mental Health Challenges
By Regi Publico The aspiration to own a home is universal. It symbolizes stability and belonging. Yet, for many, this dream remains out of reach due to deteriorating economic conditions and insufficient social reforms. Data from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development highlights a sobering reality. An estimated 36% of the homeless population […]
The Link Between PTSD and Substance Abuse
For many veterans, the battle doesn’t end when they return home. The shadows of traumatic events loom large, often manifesting as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). As they grapple with this mental health challenge, an alarming trend emerges the undeniable link between PTSD and substance abuse. Understanding this connection is crucial for improving veterans’ mental health […]
National Life Insurance Awareness Month
September is National Life Insurance Awareness Month, a time for you and your family to reflect on whether you have the right coverage to secure your financial future. If you are a service member or Veteran, VA has a wide array of life insurance programs tailored to fit your unique needs, no matter what stage […]
National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
September is dedicated to National Suicide Prevention Awareness. September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day, a day to raise awareness, focus efforts on directing treatment to those who are most in need, and remember those affected by suicide. Suicide prevention is one of the National Association of American Veterans, Inc. (NAAV) key concerns and a […]
Mental Health Resource Suggestion for National Association of American Veterans
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Grants for Seniors and Retirees
See NAAV resources for grants for seniors and retirees nationwide at https://grantsforseniors.org/. This website provides seniors and retirees who are most in need of emergency assistance. The subject categories are as follows: . Financial Help . Health Care . Help with Rent . Food Assistance . Clothing Assistance . Transportation Assistance . Daily Life Assistance […]