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# One Voice. One Vision. National Women Veterans United

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- [NWVU Stand Down 2026](https://onevoiceonevision.org/nwvu-stand-down-2026/) - NWVU Stand Down September 2026 WE SEE YOU! WE HEAR YOU! WE SUPPORT YOU! If you’re a woman who served — any branch, any era — this Stand Down is for you. Whether you’re thriving, rebuilding, transitioning, or simply curious, you’ll find something meaningful attending NWVU Stand Downs. Why NWVU Stand Downs Matter Serving in
- [Upcoming Save the Date Events](https://onevoiceonevision.org/upcoming-save-the-date-events/) - National Women Veterans United - Stand Down September 26, 2026 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Save the Date details forthcoming. National Women Veterans United - Saturday October 24, 2026 - (It is our duty to do it) National Women Veterans United - Veterans Day Wednesday November 11, 2026 (This is our Story) National Women Veterans
- [Memorial Day Tributes](https://onevoiceonevision.org/memorial-day-tributes/) - National Women Veterans United Memorial Day Tributes National Women Veterans United honors the legacy of our fallen sisters with a series of Memorial Day tributes under the theme “We Care About Them and We Will Remember Them.” The observances begin Sunday, May 24th at 1:00 p.m. with a pre–Memorial Day Tribute at Fort Sheridan National
- [Sertoma Suicide Awareness and Prevention Training](https://onevoiceonevision.org/sertoma-suicide-awareness-and-prevention-training/) - There is no final official count yet for suicides in 2025 in the United States. National suicide statistics are released with a delay because death certificates from all states must be verified and processed. The most reliable nationwide figures show approximately 48,800 suicide deaths in 2024 (provisional CDC data), with Veterans accounting for about 13.5%
- [Affordable housing for veterans requires a multifaceted approach](https://onevoiceonevision.org/affordable-housing-for-veterans-requires-a-multifaceted-approach/) - Affordable housing for veterans requires a multifaceted approach. As a nation, we owe a debt of gratitude to our veterans for their service and sacrifice. However, far too many veterans are struggling with homelessness and at the risk of being homeless due to the lack of affordable housing. According to the U.S. Department of Housing
- [Pre-Veterans Day Program and Luncheon](https://onevoiceonevision.org/pre-veterans-day-program-and-luncheon/) - REMEMBERING AND HONORING ALL WHO SERVED Open invitation to all Veterans! Join in on the fun and games while enjoying the food and a great program. PRE -VETERANS DAY PROGRAM & LUNCHEON NOVEMBER 7 · 11 AM TO 2:30 PM Sgt Simone A. Robinson Military Women Veteran's Center 8620 S. Pulaski Rd. ~ Lower-Level Chicago,
- [Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar](https://onevoiceonevision.org/breast-cancer-awareness-seminar/) - Sponsored by National Women Veterans United. Free Admission and Refreshments & Raffles Reservation. Featuring Sisters Working It Out and Lindsey-White Family (Generational Survivors).
- [NWVU chosen for 'Tis the Season campaign](https://onevoiceonevision.org/nwvu-chosen-for-tis-the-season-campaign/) - NWVU chosen for ‘Tis the Season campaign The United Relief Foundation has selected the National Women Veterans United to be the benefactor of the organization’s ‘Tis the Service of Service campaign. From November 11 to December 31 ‘Tis the Service of Service campaign will be focused on female veterans with children who are homeless or
- [Transition: Challenges and Triumphs](https://onevoiceonevision.org/the-transition-from-military-service-to-civilian-life-challenges-and-triumphs-for-women/) - The Transition from Military Service to Civilian Life: Challenges and Triumphs for Women. As the role of women in the military continues to expand, so does their need for support and resources when transitioning to civilian life. Military women’s experiences are unique, and the transition from active duty to civilian life can be both exhilarating
- [Remembering America's POW/MIA Heroes](https://onevoiceonevision.org/remembering-americas-pow-mia-heroes/) - You Are Not Forgotten! Remembering and Honoring America’s POW/MIA Heroes American prisoners of war (POWs) and those missing in action (MIAs) are topics that continue to be of great importance and significance. The United States has a long history of military involvement in conflicts around the world, and as a result, many service members have
- [Stand Down](https://onevoiceonevision.org/standdown/) - National Women Veterans United Stand Downs are free, supportive events where military women veterans, reserves, and National Guard women can access various essential services and resources in a welcoming environment while enjoying food and having fun.
- [20th Anniversary](https://onevoiceonevision.org/20th-anniversary/) - Strive for more in 20-25! NWVU 20th Anniversary of Service for better veterans health programs, financial security and literacy, food and permanent housing stability and mental health support. 20th Anniversary Dinner March 22, 2025 5:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M. Hilton Chicago/Oak Lawn 9333 South Cicero Oak Lawn IL $100 Dinner Ticket Purchase via Zelle: NWVU.org@gmail.com or
- [Giving Thanks Care Packages](https://onevoiceonevision.org/giving-thanks-care-packages/) - Open invitation to Military Women Veterans Giving Thanks Care Packages Thursday, November 18 from 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm With Care and Comfort. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, the National Women Veterans United will be distributing Giving Thanks Care Packages to fellow Veterans offering care, comfort and a reminder that their service is never forgotten.
- [NWVU 21st Anniversary and Women's History Month Tribute](https://onevoiceonevision.org/nwvu-21st-anniversary-and-womens-history-month-tribute/) - Reflection, Recognition and Resilience! NWVU 21st Anniversary and Women’s History Month Tribute An open invitation is extended to all veterans and their non‑veteran guests to join us for good food, spirited camaraderie, and the inspiring words of Ms. Shoshana Johnson, as we commemorate the 21st Anniversary of National Women Veterans United and celebrate Women’s History

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- [One Voice. One Vision.](https://onevoiceonevision.org/) - One Voice. One Vision.Making a meaningful impact in the lives of women veterans! 21 Years of Service, Sisterhood and Strength. One thing we won’t do is forget that we served. One thing we will do is remind others that we served. AnnouncementsNWVU Stand Down 2026Dear Fellow Veterans, As someone who has also proudly served our
- [Events & Activities](https://onevoiceonevision.org/events-activities/) - NWVU Stand Down 2026 Upcoming Save the Date Events Previous Memorial Day Tributes National Women Veterans United Memorial Day Tributes National Women Veterans United honors the legacy of our fallen sisters with Sertoma Suicide Awareness and Prevention TrainingThere is no final official count yet for suicides in 2025 in the United States. National suicide statistics
- [About the NWVU](https://onevoiceonevision.org/about-the-nwvu/) - One Voice. One Vision. Resiliency Is the Cure for Every Challenge! Chartered by the State of Illinois, the National Women Veterans United (NWVU) is a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit organization that provides support and resources for women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Founded in 2005, National Women Veterans United continues to provide
- [In Need of Assistance?](https://onevoiceonevision.org/in-need-of-assistance/) - Need Assistance? We understand the unique challenges and obstacles women veterans face. You do not have to be a NWVU member to receive a service, information or support. All individual case management assistance is strictly confidential and free, including VA appointed Fiduciary responsibility with no cost to the veteran. Immediate need response providing emergency food
- [Donate to NWVU](https://onevoiceonevision.org/donate-to-nwvu/) - Why Donating to NWVU Matters. Donating money, goods, services, or real estate to help support the NWVU is more than generosity — it is a meaningful way to honor the brave women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Your support provides essential resources and recognition for women veterans, ensuring they receive the
- [Join the NWVU](https://onevoiceonevision.org/join-the-nwvu/) - Reasons for becoming a NWVU member. The three prominent reasons that profoundly impacted the decision for women veterans to join NWVU: Supportive Community: NWVU provides a strong and supportive community for women veterans. Through the NWVU you can connect with and gain support from fellow women who have served in the military. Advocacy: NWVU advocates
- [Your Song: A Tribute to Women Veterans through Art and Music](https://onevoiceonevision.org/2025-public-activities/your-song-a-tribute-to-women-veterans-through-art-music/) - You’re Invited to an Unforgettable Evening of Art, Music, and Tribute Join Patrick Wawrzyniak GENRE Art Gallery, and the National Women Veterans United, inside The MAC (Morgan Arts Complex) for a night that bridges fine art and timeless music — all in honor and support of our nation’s women veterans. Your Song: A Tribute to
- [2025 Public Activities](https://onevoiceonevision.org/2025-public-activities/) - 2025 Public Activities Some of the National Women Veterans United public activities in 2025 showcase our mission to uplift, empower, and advocate for women who have served, offering meaningful opportunities for engagement, support, and celebration. Giving Thanks Care PackagesPre Veterans Day Program and DinnerYour Song: A Tribute to Women Veterans through Art & MusicStand Down
- [September 27th Stand Down to Stand Up for Our Sisters](https://onevoiceonevision.org/2025-public-activities/stand-down/) - Calling All Women Veterans! You're Invited to the NWVU Stand Down dedicated to connecting you with essential resources, support, and community.
- [20th Anniversary Sponsors](https://onevoiceonevision.org/2025-public-activities/sponsors/) - 20 Years of serving with One Voice. One Vision. Generous sponsors are being sought in preparation of National Women Veterans United 20th Anniversary Celebration and Fundraising Event being held on March 22, 2025. Battle Buddy Sponsors $1,000 Reserved Seating ~ Dinner for Two Honorable Recognition Mission Support Sponsors $2,500 Reserved Seating ~ Dinner for Four
- [November Giving Tuesdays](https://onevoiceonevision.org/2025-public-activities/givingtuesdays/) - Another purposeful way to help make meaningful differences in the lives of women veterans in need. Tuesday Giving ~ November 5 Funds will be used to assist military women veterans who are homeless or at risk for our Right Now Services (RNS) Emergency assistance for delinquent rent and utilities. Tuesday Giving ~ November 12 Funds
- [Pre Veterans Day Program and Dinner](https://onevoiceonevision.org/2025-public-activities/pre-veterans-day-program-and-dinner/) - All veterans are invited to the National Women Veterans United Pre-Veterans Day Program and Dinner Sunday November 2, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Come and Be Honored Join us for a heartfelt gathering in remembrance of your service and the service of your fellow veterans. Enjoy good food, spirited camaraderie, and inspiring words
- [Expanded Resources & Resilience Center Imperative](https://onevoiceonevision.org/expanded-resources-resilience-center-imperative/) - More Room. More Resources. More Resilience. More Women Veterans Served. Women now represent the fastest-growing segment of the United States veteran population. Their experiences—from military sexual trauma to reintegration pressures to women-specific health issues—require specialized support, holistic care, and an environment that understands their journey. Today, NWVU’s SGT Simone A. Robinson Military Women Veterans Center stands
- [Real Estate Donation Initiative](https://onevoiceonevision.org/real-estate-donation-initiative/) - Revitalize. Reinvest. Remember. The Real Estate Donation Initiative is a collaborative effort to support veterans in honor of their service. The United Relief Foundation, National Women Veterans United, and URB, inc. are utilizing their resources to raise awareness of veterans’ needs and to demonstrate how a real estate donation can magnify a donor’s philanthropy while
- [Military Women Veterans Center](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/military-women-veterans-center/) - Learn about our Expanded Resources & Resilience Center Imperative Reenergize. Resilience. Regroup. The SGT Simone A. Robinson Military Women Veterans Center was made possible with the assistance from the MacArthur Foundation staff award, a Trinka Davis Foundation donation, and the Home Depot Foundation. “Your Battle Buddies Has Your Back Our Bunker Reinforces Your Shelter.” Renamed
- [Women Veterans Health Initiative](https://onevoiceonevision.org/women-veterans-health-initiative/) - Respect. Recognition. Resources. National Women Veterans United guiding principle—“One Voice. One Vision.”—reflects our commitment to unifying efforts across sectors to ensure women Veterans receive the respect, recognition, and resources they deserve. Sgt. Simone A. Robinson Military Women Veteran’s Center The NWVU’s center is one of the few in the nation—and the only one in Illinois—dedicated
- [Vendor Registration Open for September 27th Stand Down](https://onevoiceonevision.org/2025-public-activities/stand-down/vendor-registration/) - Join us in supporting our military women; become a vendor at the National Women Veterans United Stand Down and make a significant difference in the lives of military women veterans. In essence, as a vendor, you are more than just a table with information; you are a vital link in a chain of support that
- [Help Raise Awareness Blog](https://onevoiceonevision.org/help-raise-awareness-blog/) - NWVU Stand Down 2026 NWVU Stand Down September 2026 WE SEE YOU! WE HEAR YOU! WE SUPPORT YOU! If you’re a woman who served — any branch, anyRead More Upcoming Save the Date EventsNational Women Veterans United - Stand Down September 26, 2026 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Save the Date details forthcoming. National Women
- [Partners in Service](https://onevoiceonevision.org/partners-in-service/) - Partners in Service Buffalo, NY VFW Post 12097 Female Started VFW Post American Women Veterans Grace After Fire Army Strong Boots Coalition of Veterans Organizations Montford Point Marine Assoc. Chicago Chapter #2 Inner Voice Inc. Buffalo Troopers Chicago MC Veterans For Unification (VU) 555th Parachute Infantry Association American Legion Dorie Miller Post 915 24th Infantry
- [Resources](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/) - Dail 988 VA Suicide Hotline The Coalition of Veterans Organizations and National Women Veterans United fought for over ten years to change that number to three, like 911. NVF Lifeline for Vets – 1-888-777-4443 National Suicide Hotline – 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Stop Soldier Suicide – 1.800.273.8255 #1 Toggle NavigationMilitary Women Veterans CenterCrisis – GeneralLegalSocial SupportMilitary Sexual TraumaHealthEmploymentHousing and Homelessness
- [Housing and Homelessness](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/housing-and-homelessness/) - The non-NWVU resources are made available for awareness only. NWVU encourages all individuals to research the agency’s information, programs etc., before any engagement. Thank you. VASH Program – The HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program combines Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) rental assistance for homeless Veterans with case management and clinical services provided by the Department of
- [Military Sexual Trauma](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/military-sexual-trauma/) - The non-NWVU resources are made available for awareness only. NWVU encourages all individuals to research the agency’s information, programs etc., before any engagement. Thank you. Make the Connection MST information & resources – Although MST can be a very difficult experience, there are treatments available that can significantly improve your quality of life. Treatment often involves
- [Crisis - General](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/crisis-general/) - Crisis Dail 988 VA Suicide Hotline The Coalition of Veterans Organizations and National Women Veterans United fought for over ten years to change that number to three, like 911. NVF Lifeline for Vets – 1-888-777-4443 National Suicide Hotline – 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Stop Soldier Suicide – 1.800.273.8255 #1 General State Veterans Service Offices (Housing, employment, education, VA benefits)
- [Legal](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/legal/) - The non-NWVU resources are made available for awareness only. NWVU encourages all individuals to research the agency’s information, programs etc., before any engagement. Thank you. Veterans Legal Institute – Veterans Legal Institute (VLI) seeks to provide pro bono legal assistance to homeless and low income current and former service members so as to eradicate barriers
- [Social Support](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/social-support/) - The non-NWVU resources are made available for awareness only. NWVU encourages all individuals to research the agency’s information, programs etc., before any engagement. Thank you. The Mission Continues – The Mission Continues empowers veterans facing the challenge of adjusting to life at home to find new missions. We redeploy veterans in their communities, so that
- [Health](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/health/) - The non-NWVU resources are made available for awareness only. NWVU encourages all individuals to research the agency’s information, programs etc., before any engagement. Thank you. VA Women Veterans Health Care Find A VA Hospital or Clinic Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health – Valor Program – The program provides specialty services to our Veterans through
- [Employment](https://onevoiceonevision.org/resources/employment/) - The following non-NWVU resources are made available for awareness only. NWVU encourages all individuals to research the agency’s information, programs etc., before any engagement. Thank you. VA Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Home – You may receive vocational rehabilitation and employment services to help with job training, employment accommodations, resume development, and job seeking skills coaching. Other
- [Sergeant Simone A. Robinson](https://onevoiceonevision.org/sergeant-simone-a-robinson/) - Army Sergeant Simone A. Robinson Died March 1, 2009, Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom. Army Sergeant Simone A. Robinson, 21, of Dixmoor, Ill.; assigned to the 634th Brigade Support Battalion of the Illinois Army National Guard, Crestwood, Ill.; died March 1 at Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas, of wounds sustained when an improvised

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