Did you get a story that’s too good to keep to yourself? If you’re a veteran who’s been there, done that, and got stories that could light up another vet’s world, listen up. This isn’t just another “program” spiel. It’s about Veterans Talking to Veterans – a coaching program changing the game. Let’s dive in and sprinkle some of that real-talk magic on how you can make a genuine impact just by being you.
Why This Is a Big Deal
Imagine waking up daily knowing you’re about to dive into conversations that mean something. No fluff, just real, gritty, life-changing chats. That’s what Veterans Talking to Veterans is all about. It’s not just a program; it’s a movement. Here’s why you might want to jump on board:
- New Purpose: Ever felt like you’re stuck on autopilot? Here’s your chance to flip the switch. Helping fellow vets find their footing? Check. Making your community a better place? Double check.
- Make a Difference: This isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about being part of a dynamic team as committed as you are to making real change happen.
- Skill Development: From professional coaching to leadership skills, this program is your ticket to helping others and growing yourself.
- Resource Access: Ever felt like you’re going at it alone? Not here. You’ll have access to resources and a community that’s got your back.
The Give and Take
Your Commitment: It’s more than just showing up. It’s about dedicating time to conducting fifty 1.5-hour coaching sessions over the year and attending a once-a-month training class to keep your skills sharp and your network buzzing.
Our Commitment: Think of it as us investing in you. You get 75 hours of comprehensive training at zero cost, with the only catch being your time and commitment to the cause.
Visuals That Speak Volumes
Let’s not just tell but show. Each story, session, and connection paints a vibrant picture of what it means to be part of Veterans Talking to Veterans. We’re talking impactful images and clips that bring to life the stories of veterans making a difference, one conversation at a time. Imagine a gallery of moments that encapsulate the essence of empowerment and community.
Engage and Amplify
This isn’t a one-way street. It’s a bustling highway of shared stories, experiences, and insights. We’re talking comments, shares, and discussions that make each post a living, breathing space for interaction—got a story? Could you share it? Read something that hits home. Could you pass it on? Every click, every comment, and every share adds up to a larger conversation that enriches everyone involved.
Stay Sharp, Stay Updated
The world doesn’t stand still, and neither should we. Regular updates keep the content fresh and the conversations relevant. Whether it’s the latest in veteran affairs, coaching techniques, or stories from the program’s front lines, staying updated means staying connected to what matters most.
Cut the Jargon
Here’s the deal – no one’s here for the buzzwords. We’re here for the straight talk, the real stories, and the practical tips that you can use. Veterans Talking to Veterans is about cutting through the noise to what matters: making an impact, one veteran at a time.
Your Next Move
Feeling the pull to be part of something bigger? Check out Veterans Talking to Veterans for the full scoop. Whether you join, support, or simply learn more, it’s about taking that first step towards making a difference—not just in the lives of fellow vets but in your own journey as well.
The Idaho Division of Veteran Services has funding to train 8 coaches for the Veterans Talking to Veterans (VTTV) program. We would like to have geographically diverse participation across the State. See the attached flyer or the information below for more details. Contact Mitzi Cheldelin if you have any questions: mitzi.cheldelin@veterans.idaho.gov.
Application Deadline is Friday, March 15, 2024.
Here is the link to the application:
https://www.mentoragility.com/ID-vttv-training-interest
The 1st Annual Joining Forces Idaho Conference, organized by the Idaho Division of Veterans Services, is an important event focusing on veteran support through education and networking. Scheduled for April 11, 2024, at the Simplot World Headquarters in Boise, Idaho, it aims to bring together various veteran resource providers. The conference will feature panel discussions on critical issues like Benefits & Eligibility, Justice Outreach, Homelessness & Housing, and Community & Camaraderie. A special segment will focus on the Governor’s Challenge for Veteran Suicide Prevention. The event is free, including lunch, and provides an excellent opportunity for learning and networking among those dedicated to supporting veterans.