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IT’S OUR TURN TO SERVE THOSE
WHO’VE SERVED OUR COUNTRY

Making the transition from active duty to civilian life can pose its own set of unique challenges to veterans and their families. From feeling isolated and discouraged to confronting issues with homelessness, joblessness or access to treatment for mental health issues or substance abuse, the needs of some veterans can be complex. That’s where we come in.

We’re Mission United in Miami – a single point of entry for veterans to access the help they need, at no cost. Mission United helps ease the transition to civilian life and address the unique needs of veterans. By connecting them to a coordinated network of community partners, we empower veterans and their families to lead productive lives in our community. Services include job training and opportunities, affordable housing, legal resources and more.

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Our mission: ease the transition

If you’re one of the thousands of veterans who call Miami home, and you’re in need of a network of free support services to help you get re-acclimated to civilian life, contact Mission United today.

For more information, complete this form or contact Mission United in Miami at missionunited@unitedwaymiami.org or 305-4-UNITED.

Get to know our Veterans

Meet a veteran who shared her story of how Mission United has empowered her with tools and resources to stay focused, motivated, and connected with the appropriate services and groups.

Thank you to Mission United’s generous supporters

Honor guard

Michael B. Fernandez

Founding partners

Carnival Foundation
Swanee & Paul DiMare
Lennar Foundation

Stakeholders

Bacardi
The Batchelor Foundation
Rudy Kranys
Shannon & Vincent Signorello
FECI (Florida East Coast Industries)

Advisory Council 2017-2018

Chair
General Douglas Fraser USAF (Ret)

Vice Chair
Tomas Erban

Members

Sheldon T. Anderson
Derek Auguste
Alfred Bunge
Andrew Carricarte
Laura Marks
Allan J. Pekor
Patrick Pendergast
Victor Perez
Stacy Roman
Vincent Signorello
Steve Williamson

It’s our turn to serve those who have served our country

Too many of our nation’s veterans return from serving our country only to face significant challenges.

After serving our country proudly and honorably, many veterans struggle upon returning home. Challenges from employment and legal issues to education, health and housing can be overwhelming. In most cases, assistance already exists, but access can be difficult.

For more information or if you are a veteran in need of services, contact
missionunited@unitedwaymiami.org or call 305-4-UNITED.

What is Mission United?

United Way Mission United empowers veterans and their families to lead productive lives and become contributing members of our community.

By connecting them with essential services and employment opportunities, Mission United helps veterans re-acclimate to civilian life in meaningful and supportive ways — because no one should stand alone.

Mission United is a source of support for the 62,000 veterans who call Miami-Dade home – with a focus on post-9/11 veterans and their immediate families – helping them to successfully access and navigate services they need and deserve.