About Us

The Unified Professional Military Veterans Organization (UPMV) is a beacon of hope in the non-profit sector, particularly in the realm of faith-based charitable organizations. It's dedicated to supporting both current and former military veterans who have faced disenfranchisement, despite their significant contributions to the United States Armed Forces. UPMV seek to provide a wide range of crucial resources and opportunities to help veterans smoothly reintegrate back into society.

One of the key strengths of UPMV is its collaborative approach. By working closely with public, private, and governmental entities, it maximizes efforts to address the complex challenges that disenfranchised veteran’s encounter. They see themselves as architects of real change, using a carefully planned approach to give veterans the help they need to fit back into civilian life smoothly.

 UPMV is determined to make a difference in the lives of veterans who might feel left behind. Their comprehensive approach and partnerships show their dedication to providing holistic support. UPMV invites individuals, institutions, and organizations who share its vision to join forces in making a lasting impact and shaping a brighter future for those who have bravely served our nation. 

  UPMV focuses on various aspects of veteran rehabilitation. One big focus for UPMV is making sure veterans have a place to call home. They look to go beyond existing housing programs to help homeless veterans and those who have been in prison, along with their families. UPMV also seeks to address mental and physical health needs. it looks to offer veterans benefits training and assists with employment and education opportunities. By empowering veterans to become self-sufficient, UPMV aims to reduce their dependence on external support.

While UPMV has certain requirements for membership, they also work with other organizations to help veterans who might not meet those requirements, adhering to its principle of "Leave No One Behind." The organization emphasizes that it's not a handout; it's a strategic hand-up, requiring commitment and agreement from its members and participants. These requirements show UPMV’s commitment to assisting any veteran who wants to improve their situation.

UPMV doesn't just stop at helping veterans; they also support their families. And what makes them unique is that many of the people involved have been through tough times themselves, like being homeless or in prison. This firsthand experience helps them understand and address the specific challenges veterans face.

Equally important, UPMV's efforts extend beyond individual welfare to impact broader societal dynamics. By promoting "Positive Productive Citizenship," the organization makes communities stronger and safer by reducing crime and improving the quality of life for everyone. They believe in fostering a sense of belonging and responsibility among veterans, so they can contribute positively to society.