The Institute for Military & Veteran Family Wellness provides a range of programming in collaboration with community stakeholders, providers and researchers. Our programming supports the treatment, engagement and overall support of active duty, veterans, spouses and family members. All programs are offered to veterans and spouses free of charge and are continuously evaluated and then disseminated when programs show effective outcomes for participants.
The Veteran Spouse Network facilitates a community of support for veteran spouses. Through it’s peer-to-peer network of support, veteran spouses are able to connect and engage with resources and programming for themselves and their families. Read more.
The Veteran Spouse Resiliency Group (V-SRG) connects veteran spouses and committed partners to their communities through peer support groups. These groups, offered nation-wide, offer a safe space to explore the unique experiences and challenges faced by veteran spouses. Read more.
In response to the uncertainty and social isolation marked by COVID-19, the Veteran Spouse Network launched the Virtual Social Club for the veteran- and military-connected population. This series of online meet-ups provides spouses with a space to share their fears and concerns, offer support and problem solve, and create opportunities to connect and socialize. Read More.
The Veteran Family Transition (VFT) Program takes a holistic approach to transition, providing a combination of educational seminars on key transition topics, spouse peer support groups to process transition stressors, and peer panels where spouses can learn from those who have been there and done that, to ensure a smooth and successful military to civilian transition for the whole family.. Read More.
