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The Center for Women Veterans in partnership with the Office of Women’s Health announced the launch of a bold new national effort — Women Veterans Enrollment Initiative, “Boots on the Ground for Boots on the Ground.”![]()
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This national initiative aims to help the VA enroll one million women Veterans that are not currently using their VA benefits and services that they have earned and deserve. The summit will also focus on educating and assisting transitioning servicewomen, returning citizens and women Veterans with information on VA health care, benefits, pre-need services, program, and support services that may be new to them.![]()
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This initiative will be comprised of five regional summits throughout the United States.![]()
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First Stop is the Southwest! This summit will kick off in San Antonio, Texas at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center on Friday, July 24, 2026, and Saturday, July 25, 2026.![]()
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Each summit will provide an opportunity for women Veterans to meet with representatives of VA and discuss issues related to their needs in the areas of employment, whole health, mental health, military sexual trauma, suicide prevention, entrepreneurial resources, and end of life planning, among other areas of focus.![]()
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As enrolled Boots on the Ground, the Center for Women Veterans needs you to find other Boots on the Ground that are not enrolled with VA and bring them with you to the Summit in July! You can help them feel comfortable getting the support and services that they need.![]()
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Register here: whova.com/portal/registration/bIpBmx5GL4oTJcmYk45h/![]()
Additional Detail: department.va.gov/center-for-women-veterans/million-women-veteran-enrollment-initiative-boots-on-…
Last Thursday, April 23rd, 2026, we had a wonderful time at Art & Craft with Shy Myers at the Carlton R. Rouh Veterans Center!![]()
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Our veterans got creative making diamond painting keychains, enjoying a relaxing and rewarding hands-on activity. Art & Craft sessions like these provide more than just a finished piece—they offer a sense of calm, focus, and connection. It’s a meaningful way for veterans to express themselves, share stories, and support one another in a welcoming environment.![]()
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A very special Happy Birthday to Shy Myers! 🎉 Thank you for your continued dedication, creativity, and the positive energy you bring to our veterans each month—we truly appreciate you!![]()
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Thank you to all the veterans who joined us. We look forward to more creativity and camaraderie ahead!![]()
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Last Thursday, April 23rd, 2026, we had another meaningful morning at Coffee and Conversation at the Carlton R. Rouh Veterans Center.![]()
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We were happy to welcome back Mike, who just returned from Florida—great to have you back with us! We also had the pleasure of meeting a new face, Darwin, who stopped by for the first time, along with all veterans that we have not seen for a while. Thank you all for being part of the conversation.![]()
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We also took time to celebrate all of our April birthdays—happy birthday to everyone celebrating this month! 🎉![]()
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Every week, these gatherings remind us how important connection, camaraderie, and shared experiences are for our veterans. Whether it’s catching up, offering support, or simply enjoying a cup of coffee together, each Thursday continues to build a stronger sense of community.![]()
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A heartfelt thank you to all of our veterans who show up week after week—you are what makes this so special. We look forward to seeing everyone again next Thursday!![]()
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On April 23, 2026, the Spectracare Foundation—home of the Carlton R. Rouh Veterans Center—proudly celebrates the birthday of the United States Army Reserve, marking 118 years of honorable service since its founding in 1908.![]()
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The Army Reserve remains a vital part of our nation’s military strength, providing skilled, ready, and resilient soldiers who support missions across the globe while also responding to emergencies here at home. Whether assisting in disaster relief, humanitarian efforts, or combat operations, these dedicated citizen-soldiers answer the call with professionalism and courage.![]()
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What makes the Army Reserve especially remarkable is the dual role its members carry—serving their country while actively contributing to their local communities as professionals, leaders, and neighbors. Their commitment reflects the very spirit of service and sacrifice.![]()
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At the Spectracare Foundation and the Carlton R. Rouh Veterans Center, we are honored to support and serve those who have worn the uniform. Today, we recognize and thank all Army Reserve soldiers—past and present—for their unwavering dedication and the lasting impact they make every day.![]()
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