• Access recordings of prior webinars and other events MVFI has hosted. Many webinars include resource documents.

• Conducts comprehensive psychological assessments for veterans to assess PTSD and/or effects of TBI
• Work with legal teams to determine if PTSD/effects of TBI are service connected

• The Veterans Alumni Chapter was established in October 2021 in response to a demand for greater veteran alumni representation at George Mason University. Membership in the chapter is open to all veteran and military service members who are alumni, faculty, and students of George Mason University. Veteran and military alumni families are also welcome to join. Membership of the chapter is free.

• Provides free legal representation to active-duty servicemembers, veterans and their dependents
• Provides assistance related to the appeal of initial (partial or total) denials of VA disability compensation claims, the filing of requests for increases in ratings, and appeals to the Board of Veterans Appeals and the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
• Services for civil matters are limited to matters located in courts in Northern Virginia

• VHWF is a strong community partner of MVFI; they offer a resource search tool to connect veterans and their family members with community health and wellness programs, medical care, food needs, job training, employment, and beyond.

George Mason University's Hylton Performing Arts Center invites service members, veterans, their families, and military caregivers to participate in community arts programs. Programs include:

• Veterans Guitar Workshop Series
• Ukulele Workshop Series
• Songwriting Series for Military Kids
• Visual Art Workshop Series
• Performances and special events

• ServingTogether is a strong community partner of MVFI that provides a “360-degree referral process” for service members, veterans, and their families in the National Capital Region. Their referral process helps connect military-connected individuals and families to a continuum of providers that runs the gamut from mental health, housing, and emergency service providers to employment, financial capabilities, education, volunteering, recreation, fitness, and more.

• Find out more information on security clearance and mental health

• Coordinates dialogues among veterans, using sources in philosophy, history, poetry, and literature, to spur discussion
• Trained facilitators lead each discussion

• The Exercise is Medicine (EIM) program at Freedom Aquatic & Fitness Center is a part of the EIM Global initiative aiming to prevent, slow, or reverse the progression of chronic disease. It starts with one small change at a time. Get the support you need to implement or increase your physical activity and other lifestyle changes that support improved nutrition, improved sleep, better stress management, and making time for what is important to you. Work with the EIM team on individualized fitness plans and health and wellness coaching that fits your personal needs through this 12-week program administered by the Freedom Center on the Sci-Tech campus of George Mason University.
• Special: The EIM program is offered at a 15% discount to our veterans, active-duty, and their dependents. Click here to learn more.