Disabled American Veterans
Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is a non-profit charity organization that supports disabled American veterans and their families in various causes. Currently the organization has over 1.2 million members and it is proud of the dreams that it is fulfilling for numerous disabled veterans of America. DAV has about 52 state level departments and about 1900 local chapters.
The Disabled American Veterans organization has proudly served war veterans for more than nine decades. It has been a backbone for the disabled veterans of America. It has provided valuable mental and financial support to the veterans. Without the helping hand of DAV, these veterans would have been long forgotten in today's race for survival.
The service that the Disabled American Veterans organization provides is a true mark of tribute and respect for the veterans. These people have put their lives at risk for a social cause, bravely faced their ordeal and brought honor to the nation. The National Service Program of the Disabled American Veterans is dedicated to the service of these veterans and their dependents. They have about 88 offices in the United States and Puerto Rico and there are about 260 National Service Officers that represent and help the disabled veterans at the government offices like the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense.
The DAV helps the disabled veterans of the military through special services. This is known as the Transition Assistance Program. There are transition officers who help in the transition of a disabled military veteran to a self sufficient civilian. There are about 38 transition offices across the country.
Of late, the Disabled American Veterans' Voluntary Service is gaining popularity. Here an individual can show his / her respect to the disabled veteran by offering a free ride for the veterans. There are about 198 DAV Hospital Service Coordinator offices across the country.
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