To date, more than 192,000+ transitioning service members, veterans and military family members, were impacted by IVMF programs. In 2007, when we launched our very first program – before the IVMF was even founded – that number was 17.
Those numbers matter because they speak to our mission, and the commitment of our people, our funders, our partners, and our world-class advisory board to take actionto advance and positively impact the post-service lives of this nation’s veterans and their families.
THE WHY
Roughly 250,000 service members and their families are transitioning from the military each year making the need to focus on post-service lives even more critical
Almost half of transitioned service members said getting socialized to civilian culture was a top challenge after leaving service
Nearly 75% of transitioned service members indicated employment-related considerations are central to decisions concerning transition
55% of service members do not want to pursue careers similar to their military careers
Nearly 60% of veterans say access to care and navigating services are among their top challenges.
THE WHO
Nearly 50 major external funders, including founding partner JPMorgan Chase & Co., as well as Schultz Family Foundation, The Walmart Foundation, First Data, USAA, Prudential, Accenture
Almost 100professional staff across the country
Operating 14 national programs in9 countries
Key Public Sector Partners: Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Department of Labor (DoL), U.S. Military Branches Small Business Administration (SBA), and many state and local partners
THE WHAT
Delivering national programs empowering transitioning service members, veterans and their families to thrive post-service
Delivering no-cost career and entrepreneurship training
Working with communities to enhance service-delivery for veterans and their families by creating and implementing collaborative models designed to meet the unique needs of each community
Producing actionable, applied research, analytics and evaluation, that delivers insights and contributes to national policy discussions focused on empowering veterans and their families
Leveraging Syracuse University’s historic commitment to serving veterans and their families
Supported by a world-class advisory board and public and private partners
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Expanded fromonecoordinated care center in 2013 to 18 in 2022 with over 1,000providers.
Community of Practice
500+ engagements of 25+ communities, inclusive of thousands of providers sharing insights and best practices to improve care and services for veterans and military families. — $5.8M raised by communities with the support from the CoP
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