NO ONE LEFT BEHIND!
National Veterans Foundation Founder Shad Meshad was interviewed by Gary Ray at the American Heroes Network on June 13. Shad talks about the Vet Center Program he authored, the challenges veterans face reintegrating back to ...
Memorial Day Newsletter
THE NVF NEWS The Lifeline For America’s Veterans SERVING OUR VETERANS CELEBRATING 29 YEARS Memorial Day 2017 NVF Gives Away 24,000 New Lands’ End Clothes to Vets On February 3, Veterans began lining up at 8:00 AM at the VA ...
Poverty: Too Often a Barrier for Women Vets
Women’s Outreach Director Mary Ann Mayer, MSW has been fielding calls from women veterans for several months now. She notes the high incidence of poverty as an issue and a barrier for women vets. To begin with, female veterans have a lower ...
NVF Call Center Stories
These are just a few of the thousands of call stories from the Lifeline for Vets over the last few months. The NVF and the Lifeline for Vets™ – 888-777-4443 – have helped countless American heroes — person-to-person, veteran-to-veteran. ...
Until We Get Home—a Must-See Film
The National Veterans Foundation is proud to present a new veteran suicide prevention short film, Until We Get Home. Written and directed by Scott McCullough and produced by Windy Buhler and Edge of Reason Productions, the film features ...
Shad Meshad Interview on Veteran Readjustment Challenges – Shade 45 SiriusXM Radio
National Veterans Foundation Founder and President Shad Meshad was interviewed by Jude Angelini on Shade 45 SiriusXM Radio on March 1 about the readjustment challenges many Veterans face. The interview deals with the readjustment ...
New NVF Veteran Suicide Prevention Short Film – Until We Get Home
The National Veterans Foundation is proud to present a new veteran suicide prevention short film written and directed by Scott McCullough and Produced by Windy Buhler and Edge of Reason Productions, Until We Get Home. Over 20 ...
The Worst Part of War Shouldn’t Be Coming Home – Veteran PTSD & Suicide
Over the last 15 years, more US troops have died from suicide than have been killed in Afghanistan. If there’s anything that’s clear about Vets who are returning from war, it’s that their experience leaves a lasting impression on their ...
