POST 202 VOLUNTEER PAGE

1 OF THE 4 PILLARS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION IS SERVICE TO OUR VETERANS

WE KNOW TIME IS A SPECIAL COMMODITY FOR OUR MEMBERS SO WE DON'T TAKE IT LIGHTLY WHEN WE ASK YOU IF IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE TO SHARE SOME TIME IN OUR EFFORTS TO ASSIST OUR VETERANS AND THOSE IN THE COMMUNITY WHO NEED ASSISTANCE.

IF YOU ARE AVAILABLE TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW AND SEND ME (POST ADJUTANT AND EMAIL LETTING ME KNOW WHICH PROJECT YOU ARE VOLUNTEERING FOR)

REALLY APPRECIATE IT

Challenge

The Third Circuit Court’s Veteran’s Court Program is specifically designed for veterans involved in the Criminal Justice System. The intention is to place these individuals into an intensive drug, alcohol, and/or mental health treatment program coupled with court intervention as an alternative to incarceration to help them return to a productive lifestyle.

A key component of any successful Veteran’s Court is a Veteran’s Mentor Program. In this program, a trained Veteran Mentor is paired with a veteran participant to provide support as he/she navigates through the court and treatment. Ideally, Mentors/Participants will be paired by service whenever possible.

The Mentor is present as an ally and friend to assist the veteran through this difficult time. Our belief is that the shared experiences of another veteran will be critical in assisting the participant in regaining control of his/her life and successfully connecting to and maintaining
treatment which will lead to successful completion of the Veteran’s Court Program.

Post 202 Volunteers Distribute Food Boxes to Veterans, Senior Citizens and

Detroiter's In Need - Detroit, MI. 19486 Sherwood, 8-27-2020



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VA Voluntary Service


Volunteers are a priceless asset to the Nation’s Veterans
and to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Volunteer Impact
•    Over 75,000 Volunteers
•    Over 12 Million Volunteer Hours, Saving the VA

More than $232 Million Annually

•    Over $77 Million in Gifts and Donations Annually



John D. Dingell VA Medical Center, Detroit, Michigan


Volunteer or Donate


The Detroit VA Healthcare System depends on the goodwill of our benefactors and volunteers who wish to give something back to America's heroes.


Volunteering


Volunteers provide many important functions throughout the Medical Center and help make our patients' stay more enjoyable. Volunteers can perform a number of services, and a volunteer's talents are closely matched with one of our many assignments.


To volunteer, call or visit the Detroit VA Healthcare System's Voluntary Service. We will be happy to receive your application or discuss how you can help us in our mission to provide comfort and care to America's Veterans.


For more information on the particular needs of our Veteran patients, and acceptable donation items, you can download the donation needs list.


If you wish to make a donation, you can download a donor form, or contact our Voluntary Service Office at 313-576-3332.



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