Michigan Women Veterans Empowerment
Michigan Women Veterans Empowerment Programs and Services
At Michigan Women Veterans Empowerment we care about and support the veteran population, military family members and
all service members as a whole.
We seek to empower all veterans, service members, their families and the youth within the 8 dimensions of wellness: social, environmental, physical, emotional, spiritual, occupational, intellectual and financial.
At MIWVE we offer a variety of tailor-made programs
designed to empower our target market in every
aspect of their lives.
Our unique programs, workshops, trainings, retreats, events, seminars and webinars impact them as a whole because they are designed by veterans and are implemented
and carried out by veteran leaders.
Dirt Therapy: Veterans and Youth Agriculture
& Agribusiness Program
Youth Entrepreneurship Programs
Financial Literacy Ed. programs
Annual and Quarterly Events
Our Voices United: Women Veteran Anthology Books
Book Writing Workshops
We tailor make our programs, services, conferences, workshops, trainings, retreats, events, seminars and webinars with our target market audience needs in mind.
Got an idea? Let’s talk….
For more info contact:
(810) 373-5744
www.empowermiwomenvets.com
Email: [email protected]
Faith based organizations are critical components in the integration of veterans and the warrior population . The RAND Corporation which is a research organization that develops solutions to public policy challenges to help make communities throughout the world safer and more secure, healthier and more prosperous. RAND is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, and committed to the public interest. The recent
RAND report listed the following findings about FBO's, Faith Based Organizations:
• Faith-based organizations (FBOs) not only attend to veterans’ spiritual needs but also address
many other areas of veteran health and wellness.
• FBOs are already interacting with other organizations in the web of integration support but to varying
degrees and with different levels of success.
• FBO efforts are sometimes limited by resource and capacity constraints, insufficient connections within the web of support, lack of awareness or experience with veterans, and characteristics of veterans themselves.
• Partnerships may be necessary to fully realize FBO capacity to support veterans and to gauge
the effectiveness of such support.
