If you are experiencing an emergency, please dial 911, contact your local emergency room/crisis center, or contact the Veterans Crisis Line by dialing 988 and then pressing 1.
SERVICE WOMEN’S ACTION NETWORK RESOURCE PORTAL
The SWAN Online Resource Portal is here to provide you with access to women specific resources, services and support. We are working every day to ensure that you and all of our members have access to the critical information and assistance you need, when and where you need it.
If you are a service woman, woman veteran, family, or friend who needs personal assistance contact our case manager at casemanager@servicewomen.org or call (301) 578-2049.
Since our founding in 2007, SWAN has been the only organization that advocates for and supports the needs of both service women and women veterans, regardless of rank, military branch or years of experience. With over 40,000 nonprofits in America working to serve the needs of military personnel, this is an important distinction. While women service members and veterans have benefited from innumerable support programs, the majority of them are still designed, by default, to meet the needs of men. That is all about to change.
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We are constantly updating this portal with new resources as we find them. If you know of a resource that you think would be useful to your fellow service women, please let us know using our feedback form.
Service Women’s Action Network (SWAN) is a 501c3 non-profit that supports and advocates for service women and women veterans. SWAN’s support is a resource based service that uses referrals and partnerships with external organizations to offer pro bono resources to members in need. Service Women’s Action Network and its employees do not provide direct services, products or assistance. Any information, communication or correspondence with SWAN is merely advisory support and should not be considered, mental health advice or medical intervention. All advisory support and referrals provided are the responsibility of the client to initiate and pursue.