Wisconsin DAV Programs

Milwaukee VA Medical CenterLocated at 5000 W National Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. DAV maintains a Veterans Administration Voluntary Services Office (VAVS) at this facility whose volunteers stay in contact with patients on a daily basis, offering them assistance which is not available through the hospital staff. Visit their website at http://www.milwaukee.va.gov/ for a complete guide to the services offered here.

Madison VA Medical CenterLocated at 2500 Overlook Terrace in Madison, Wisconsin. DAV maintains a Veterans Administration Voluntary Services Office (VAVS) at this facility whose volunteers stay in contact with patients on a daily basis, offering them assistance which is not available through the hospital staff. Visit their website at http://www.madison.va.gov/ for a complete guide to the services offered here.

Tomah VA Medical CenterLocated at 500 East Veterans Street in Tomah, Wisconsin. DAV maintains a Veterans Administration Voluntary Services Office (VAVS) at this facility whose volunteers stay in contact with patients on a daily basis, offering them assistance which is not available through the hospital staff. Visit their website http://www.tomah.va.gov/ for a complete guide to the services offered here.

A DAV Family Day is held annually where members visit the residents of the Home who are non-ambulatory, bringing them gifts and spending time with them. For the other members, a picnic is held on the grounds which provides food, beverages, prizes, music and a great opportunity to mingle with the residents.

Located at 325 East H Street in Iron Mountain, Michigan. DAV maintains a Veterans Administration Voluntary Services Office (VAVS) at this facility whose volunteers stay in contact with patients on a daily basis, offering them assistance which is not available through the hospital staff. Visit their website at http://www.ironmountain.va.gov/ for a complete guide to the services offered here.

Veterans Home at KingLocated at N2665 County Road QQ in King, Wisconsin. DAV maintains a Voluntary Services Office at this facility whose volunteers stay in contact with residents on a daily basis, offering them assistance which is not available through the Home’s staff. Visit their website at http://dva.state.wi.us/Homes-King.asp for a complete guide to the services offered here.

King DayThis annual program is held on the 4th Sunday of June at the Veterans Home at King and is an all-day function. DAV members visit the residents of the Home who are non-ambulatory, bringing them gifts and spending time with them. For the other members, a picnic is held in the park which provides food, beverages, prizes, music and a great opportunity to mingle with the residents.

Veterans Home at Union GroveLocated at 21425 G Spring Street in Union Grove, Wisconsin. DAV maintains a Voluntary Services Office at this facility whose volunteers stay in contact with residents on a daily basis, offering them assistance which is not available through the Home’sstaff. Visit their website http://dva.state.wi.us/Homes-UG.asp for a complete guide to the services offered here.

A DAV Day is held annually where members visit the residents of the Home who are non-ambulatory, bringing them gifts and spending time with them. For the other members, a picnic is held on the grounds which provides food, beverages, prizes, music and a great opportunity to mingle with the residents.

Minneapolis VA Medical CenterLocated at One Veterans Drive in Minneapolis, Minnesota. DAV maintains a Veterans Administration Voluntary Services Office (VAVS) at this facility whose volunteers stay in contact with patients on a daily basis, offering them assistance which is not available through the hospital staff. Visit their website at http://www.minneapolis.va.gov/ for a complete guide to the services offered here.

Iron Mountain VA Medical Center

Transportation ProgramDAV’s Transportation Network Program is designed to provide free rides to veterans who have difficulty getting to and from VA Medical Centers and Clinics. The Program is managed by DAV Hospital Service Coordinators (HSC). The operating expensesincurred by the Wisconsin DAV HSC Offices to maintain the Program relies mainly on donations from DAV chapters, Auxiliary units, individuals, corporations and other veterans groups. Donations are always welcomed.

DAV MediaThe DAV in Wisconsin maintains a website (www.dav-wi.org), a Facebook page (www.facebook.com/DAV.WI) and outreach programs. These valuable tools are essential to bring our message of veterans helping veterans to the public and our members. Donations to maintain these programs are appreciated.

Veterans Home at Chippewa FallsLocated at 2175 E Park Ave in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Wisconsin Veterans Home at Chippewa Falls provides compassionate and professional long-term care to veterans and spouses who cannot be cared for in their homes. A multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, therapists and social workers develop a customized, goal-oriented treatment plan to address each member's specific needs.

http://dva.state.wi.us/Pages/veteransHomes/VeteransHomeCF.aspx

Christmas StoreAnnually – usually in early December – volunteers gather to participate in a program administered by the DAV Auxiliary. The program provides gift cards to patients and residents. Help make a veteran’s holiday be merry.

Child WelfareThis program is administered by the DAV Auxiliary in conjunction with County Veterans Service Officers. A DAV District is chosen each year, based on numerical rotation.Recipients are children with special needs. Donations are accepted all year long.

Hospital FundDAV Volunteers are stationed at various VA Medical Centers and Clinics and State Veterans Homes to assist patients and residents. Each facility receives separate funds to provide direct assistance for their patients and residents. This fund pays the general operating expenses needed to operate the volunteer programs. Since the Hospital Fund has no regular source of income…please be generous.

Transportation VansDAV’s Transportation Network Program in Wisconsin maintains over 40 vans. Because of heavy usage, each year many vans must be replaced at a cost of over $26,000.00 each. We rely solely on donations from DAV chapters, Auxiliary units, individuals, corporations and other veterans groups to replace these vans. Donations are always needed.