Programs

Targeted Support

Programs for Women Veterans

We are proud to provide a variety of programs and services that assist each Woman Veteran’s post-military journey. Throughout the year, WVIF provides programs for Women Veterans that are thoughtfully designed to meet evolving needs. Our workshops, outreach, and ongoing services provide holistic support across every stage of the post-military journey. Learn more about our program objectives and explore our catalog of programs below!

Operation Safety Net

Operation Safety Net (OSN) is the program that our Founder, Navy Veteran Ginger Miller, wishes had existed when she was homeless with two small children. It remains the heartbeat of WVIF. OSN’s support ensures safety in times of crisis, warmth in times of cold, and hope in times of despair. OSN provides immediate support for urgent needs, including:
  • Eviction prevention
  • Safe lodging for moms and kids
  • Utility shutoffs
  • Food insecurity
  • Life-saving medication
  • Immediate crisis support
If you are a Woman Veteran in need of immediate support, please reach out.
Generous donors help us provide immediate assistance to Women Veterans in need.

Pink & White Empowerment Series

Pink & White Empowerment events empower Women Veterans who are considering or pursuing entrepreneurship to match passion with purpose, fuel their drive with science-backed wellness education, and network with fellow Women Veterans. Our national Pink & White Empowerment Summit, powered by Fiserv, convenes annually in Atlanta, with smaller community-based events happening in other locations throughout the year.

WVI NatCon

The Women Veterans Interactive National Conference is WVIF’s signature event. This conference convenes annually in the D.C. area, bringing together Women Veterans, powerful speakers, advocates, and allies for four days of networking, empowerment, workshop training, benefits education, and community-building. This is the premier event where Women Veterans rise, reconnect, and reignite their purpose!

WVEC

The Women Veterans Entrepreneurship Collective is a national initiative designed to remove barriers to success in entrepreneurship. With generous support from our founding funding partner, the Continuing to Serve Foundation, WVEC connects Women Veteran entrepreneurs to trusted entrepreneurial resources and promotes engagement, networking, and mentorship within a dedicated online platform.
Women Veterans Transition Space

Women Veterans Transition Space

The Women Veterans Transition Space (WVTS) helps Women Veterans transition from service to success by connecting them to a network of career development and employment opportunities. These community-based workshops combine workforce development and related education, including financial literacy, health & wellness education, VA benefits information, and more. Participants gain access to employment resources, learn how to translate military experiences into civilian language, and get individualized resume and application counseling. Ultimately, participants will leave with newfound confidence in marketing themselves to employers, engaging in interviews, and leveraging networks and resources. Subscribe to our newsletter to get updates on future WVTS events and more.

Beyond the transition program for women veterans

Beyond the Transition

Designed to address the unique needs of transitioning service women and Women Veterans, Beyond the Transition (BTT) is an individualized service support program that provides participants with the opportunity to explore several career-path options while building resiliency. BTT aims to fill gaps in military transition services, creating valuable support as service women and Women Veterans plan for and adjust to civilian life. Available to service women transitioning from the military within 18 months and Women Veterans who are no more than 4 years post-military, BTT prepares participants for civilian employment. Participants explore career tracks, including nonprofit, civilian leadership, entrepreneurship, corporate and government employment. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates on future BTT programs and more.

Are you plugged into the WVIF network yet? Each month, we send out the WVIF Communiqué, a newsletter designed to update, inspire, and inform Women Veterans and their advocates. Subscribe to the WVIF Communiqué below to make sure you don’t miss a thing! (And don’t worry, we will never spam you!)

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