The National League of Female Veterans was created to act as an advocate of the issues facing female veterans and their families. Currently, there are approximately two million female veterans documented in the United States. Traditional services for veterans do not always fit the needs of female veterans and those closest to them. In light of this fact, The National League of Female Veterans (NLFV) mission is to empower female war veterans and their family members to optimally rebuild their lives after military service through: •Education – Knowledge of available resources that will aid your successful transition from military to civilian life. • Supportive Services - Face to face or online permanent and transitional housing placement/ referral for homeless female veterans; referrals to financial assistance programs for rent, utility payments, and moving expenses, career coaching and job placement services. Assistance with filing VA disability claims, chaperon veterans to VA Hospital and/or VA Benefits appointments and all female veteran support groups and counseling. •Lobby- Lobby in state and national legislatures issues that of particularly important to the members and constituents of The National league of Female Veterans, inc. (NLFV) that are conducive to their socioeconomic stability of all veterans.
