National Women Veterans United (NWVU) consists of a network of women veterans with a history of past and/or present service in the United States Armed Forces.

The National Women Veterans United (NWVU) mission is to advocate, educate and bond with all military women veterans with special emphasis on women who are disabled, homeless, at risk or returning from deployment, to ensure they are connected to appropriate direct services and resources for readjustment and coping skills, as they return to employment, school and family. Ensure they have access to equivalent well-being services and programs as our male veteran counterparts. Educate women veterans on their VA benefits and entitlements such as healthcare, education, employment and training, vocational assistance, and other VA resources. Mentor and lend our leadership skills to youth programs such as the Girl Scouts, JROTC , Military Family Readiness Groups (FRG) or Gold Star family children.

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