Thank You For Serving
In war, there are no unwounded soldiers. ~José Narosky
"To care for him who shall have
borne the battle and for his widow,
and his orphan"
President Lincoln
"On the battlefield, the military
pledges to leave no soldier behind.
As a nation, let it be our pledge
that when they return home, we
leave no veteran behind."
Dan Lipinski
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THE GULF COAST VETERANS ADVOCACY COUNCIL, INC.
A VOICE FOR VETERANS
GCVAC has added a Public Notice page to this website.Please check it often for updates.
Gulf Coast Veterans Advocacy Council Resumes Monthly Meetings in Mobile. For additional information click here
The mission of the Gulf Coast Veterans Advocacy Council, Inc. is to be a voice for all veterans concerning mental and physical health care, to advocate needed changes in the veteran health care system and make recommendations to improve the quality of life for the veterans and their families.
The Council is a non-profit
501(c)3 organization whose objective is to serve those who have served this country . In collaboration with the Gulf Coast Veteran Health Care System, elected federal, state and local government officials, family members, community service organizations, and the veterans themselves, we will facilitate programs to end homelessness among veterans; see that every veteran recieves the mental and physical care they deserve; implement programs to help veterans reintergrate back into the community; develop programs for women veterans with services directed to meet their needs; establish an intervention program to prevent incarceration of veterans; help our currently returning veterans become part of the veteran health care system; develop programs for disabled veterans; and help all veterans obtain benefits, education and employment.
The Council's physical geographic area covers the following counties in Florida: Escamiba, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes, Washington and Bay. In Alabama, Mobile, Baldwin, Washington and Escambia, and in Mississippi, Jackson, Harrison, Hancock, Pearl River, Stone River, George and Greene. However, the Council feels that by making use of the internet we will be able to touch the lives of veterans and their families where ever they may be.
