Connecting San Diego Veteran & Military Families to their community
And in this pandemic our work is more important than ever.
Careers in the Community
Join VCC as we kick off a new series featuring local experts sharing advice on how veterans, military and their spouses can build a new career in these challenging times.
Our next Careers in the Community webinar is scheduled for Tuesday, September 29th 9-10 am, with speakers from Onward to Opportunity, General Atomics and Sony!
Registration is below.
Our next Careers in the Community webinar is scheduled for Tuesday, September 29th 9-10 am, with speakers from Onward to Opportunity, General Atomics and Sony!
Registration is below.
CAREERS IN THE COMMUNITY
"Building a New Career in these Challenging Times" Webinar
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San Diego community connections made in FY 2019
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Participants experience a helpful connection, receiving the information, they desired
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Vets/Military families feel more connected to their community as a result of their VCC connection
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Bridging the Military-Civilian Divide:
While there are thousands of great organizations serving veterans across the country, one need in particular continues to go unmet: Veterans don’t feel connected to their civilian communities. Over half of veterans and military report feeling disconnected from the communities in which they live.
Likewise many civilians don’t want to SAY something—like “thanks for your service.” – they want to DO something. They want to give of themselves, in timeframes that work in their busy lives, and offer their knowledge and support when its needed.
VCC fills this gap; we’re the bridge across this civilian-military divide. We help veterans forge connections to community members AND we help Americans forge connections that help serve our veterans.
VCC topic areas include:
While there are thousands of great organizations serving veterans across the country, one need in particular continues to go unmet: Veterans don’t feel connected to their civilian communities. Over half of veterans and military report feeling disconnected from the communities in which they live.
Likewise many civilians don’t want to SAY something—like “thanks for your service.” – they want to DO something. They want to give of themselves, in timeframes that work in their busy lives, and offer their knowledge and support when its needed.
VCC fills this gap; we’re the bridge across this civilian-military divide. We help veterans forge connections to community members AND we help Americans forge connections that help serve our veterans.
VCC topic areas include:
Neighborhoods, Recreation & VoLUNTEERISM What are the schools like in this neighborhood? Where can our family members get involved in sports? What can I do to volunteer?
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Career NETWORKING & EducationCan I talk to someone in the health field to find out if that career is really for me? I'd like to get some advice on majors/degrees?
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Veteran/Military DiscountsWhat museums and venues offer discounts or special engagements for veterans and military families? Where can I get trusted car/home repair?
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