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1. US Army Roseville - Roseville
· 24 reviews
996 Pleasant Grove Blvd #180, Roseville, CA 95678
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2. US Navy Recruiting - Roseville
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· 48 reviews
996 Pleasant Grove Blvd #170, Roseville, CA 95678, United States
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Chris Mayberry: Shipped out of this office about a year ago, called to get some paperwork and I had it in no more than 20 minutes. Amazing place.
Joshua Miyashiro: Amazing place they have some of the most best Talent scouts. I highly recommend them.
Scot Ward: Stopped by to say hi and give free slice pizza coupon to the troops there and they were very friendly. Good to know we have brave and friendly troops serving our country. Thank you!
Jonathan Canfield: Everybody here is very friendly and knowledgeable. I had a very pleasant experience
Gabriel Villa: Good place respectful and informative!!
Chase Verneuille: Cool place!!
Jeremy Jackson: They got me in
Cole Maldonado: Amazing atmosphere and all amazing recruiters, definitely recommend stopping by and letting them inform you on what you can get out of joining the best branch in the us military.
Delgado: Awesome place
Blaine Womack: Pretty dope cool people
McKayla Goddard: Explained everything great and had a great experience overall with them
sarah reynolds: Go Navy!! Best recruiting station!!
Little Castle: I was recruited here. It's pretty sweet
King Kilton: Great service. Recuriterswere easy to talk to.
Evan Boone: If you wanna join the Navy this is the best office around. The recruiters are there to help you find a good job or a career in the Navy.
Mary: The recruiters were all very nice and professional. I left the office with all of my questions answered. 10/10 would recommend!
Caden Lonteen: Go navy
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3. Marine Corps Recruiting Office - Roseville
· 3 reviews
996 Pleasant Grove Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678
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Veterans organization
4. Women Veterans Alliance - Lincoln
· 47 reviews
69 Lincoln Blvd Suite A306, Lincoln, CA 95648
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Marqueta Oliver: The energy I experienced at my first WVA event was literally life altering. Being in the presence of so many powerful veteran women who were also vulnerable enough to show their humanity was inspiring. Being connected to WVA has given me an invaluble network, resources and tools to equip me along my own journey. As a woman veteran, WVA is an organization that is phenomenal to connect with. Melissa is an exceptional leader!
Natasha Walden: Women Veterans Alliance is an advocate for women veterans and their families. Continue being Great, on Purpose...
Taunya MzComebackKitty Ford: I was introduced to The Women Veterans Alliance last November, and the organization has been an inspiration from the beginning. Since meeting Melissa, I have attended more veteran events in the past six months than I had in the previous five years of my retirement. It’s been amazing to meet a female veteran advocate whom veterans want to emulate.I have utilized many of the resources her organization provides, and it has been a growth journey since our first meeting. Before interacting with the Women Veterans Alliance, I had contemplated quitting my dream after experiencing many setbacks and bullying. However, after attending the Women’s Veterans Engage Conference, I was revived and reminded of my purpose. It has been an electrifying experience and incredibly motivating to network with her connections.I went from feeling lost and uninvolved to now running my own business, sitting on executive boards, and being excited about life once again.This organization has provided me with not just a network but a family again with their services, and I want to highlight the value they provide, allowing me to connect with more women veterans and supporters.I appreciate the impact of Women Veterans Alliance because this organization provides not just resources but the ability to form life-changing connections. I was connected to She Served Sheroes, and their impact on the community and learning of their resources through the Women Veterans Alliance has inspired me.To say I appreciate the benefits I have experienced after meeting Melissa and being connected to WVA is an understatement. Melissa has personally helped me revive my connection to the veteran military community, and for that, I am incredibly grateful.
Janine Geddes: Such a wonderful group for women veterans
Amy Forsythe: Always supporting women veterans and their families! Keep up the great work!
Shon Barnwell: Saluting Women Veterans Alliance and Superstar CEO & Founder Melissa Washington for her amazing leadership and commitment to serving others! From the moment I became a Lifetime Member, the support from WVA has been overflowing! Melissa is inspiring, insightful, and impactful. I love the WVA Webinar Series, #MemberMonday tips, and the knowledge gained from WVA's network of support and resources; and recommend the organization to every women veteran I meet. #servantleadership
Eric Johnson: A great organization; provides a wonderful platform for the significant accomplishments of our women veterans.
Daymian Helms: WVA is my go to platform for my lady veterans at Sierra College seeking a wide variety of assistance. I've met Melissa personally, and immediately knew she's determined to lead and inspire her veteran population to succeed. Enthusiasm is common; Endurance is rare. WVA is leading by example!!
Clarice “Reesie” Swimpson: It has been a pleasure to be a part of such an elite group of women. I enjoy all the news and update articles pertaining to women that I myself have in common with them. The Women Veterans Alliance is awesome❣
Jeanette Estrem: The Women Veterans Alliance consistently offers highly effective training, networking and job placement events that support female veterans and their businesses. Their new magazine always includes significant resource information and thoughtful articles.
Tina: An awesome group of people who love helping others.
Linda J: ; and the discrimination. Go Melissa!
Debbie Lewis: Very enjoyable, knowledgeable.It’s a pleasure how everyone connects in different ways. An awesome experience. 🤗❤️👏🏿
yesenia: This organization serves Women Veterans. Meetings and events are posted on the website.
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5. The Forgotten Soldier Program - Auburn
· 6 reviews
991 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA 95603
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Forgotten Soldier Program brings a unique healing experience to aid the Veteran in his/her emotional trauma – a trauma that effects the body, mind, spirit & soul.
The Emotional body has become disturbed and has disassociated with the flow of the whole self. When a person loses connection to his/her self they become trapped and frozen 24/7 within themselves.
The practitioners at FSP are here to aid the Veteran in healing emotions & unwanted memories.
The core to every symptom is a dis-ease that sits within the body. Military training teaches a person how to disassociate with the emotions; at FSP, we are here to help bring all of you back.
The Forgotten Soldier Program is dedicated to offering the highest complementary integrative health care services for optimized treatment and preventive care that strengthens physical, mental, and spiritual health of Veterans.
Since 2005, we have helped over 22,000 Veterans and their family members – and at no cost to those being served.
The Placer Reset program is dedicated to providing “Whole Body Health” Physical, Mental, Emotional, Spiritual, Well Being. Informational workshops, Suicide Prevention, Retreats & One on One Care for First Responders, Police Officers, Active Military, Veterans, and their family members.
PTSD & PTSI are the results of all that has happened to an individual, when involved in a traumatic event.
Innovative Integrative health care approach – a place to process and be heard, seen, finding avenues that fit an individual’s needs.
Creating a camaraderie that helps reset, restore, renew from the effects of trauma and helps heal moral injuries, the invisible wounds.
Placer Reset brings back the essential building blocks that incorporates sustainable change for the quality of life.
Provides services and retreats at no cost thanks to generous donations and grants.
I realized the brave men and women who served for our country were not getting the help they needed. Many of our heroes return with emotional, physical, and spiritual injuries that can last a lifetime. I believe you can combine different modalities to bring back balance to the mind, body, and spirit.
With that desire in my heart, I created the Forgotten Soldier Program to give hope back so that no one is forgotten. All of us should be looking to make a difference in our world and through mindfulness and empathy I believe we can make a difference.
Forgotten Soldier Program brings a unique healing experience to aid the Veteran in his/her emotional trauma – a trauma that effects the body, mind, spirit & soul.
The Emotional body has become disturbed and has disassociated with the flow of the whole self. When a person loses connection to his/her self they become trapped and frozen 24/7 within themselves.
The practitioners at FSP are here to aid the Veteran in healing emotions & unwanted memories.
The core to every symptom is a dis-ease that sits within the body. Military training teaches a person how to disassociate with the emotions; at FSP, we are here to help bring all of you back.
The Forgotten Soldier Program is dedicated to offering the highest complementary integrative health care services for optimized treatment and preventive care that strengthens physical, mental, and spiritual health of Veterans.
Since 2005, we have helped over 22,000 Veterans and their family members – and at no cost to those being served.
The Placer Reset program is dedicated to providing “Whole Body Health” Physical, Mental, Emotional, Spiritual, Well Being. Informational workshops, Suicide Prevention, Retreats & One on One Care for First Responders, Police Officers, Active Military, Veterans, and their family members.
PTSD & PTSI are the results of all that has happened to an individual, when involved in a traumatic event.
Innovative Integrative health care approach – a place to process and be heard, seen, finding avenues that fit an individual’s needs.
Creating a camaraderie that helps reset, restore, renew from the effects of trauma and helps heal moral injuries, the invisible wounds.
Placer Reset brings back the essential building blocks that incorporates sustainable change for the quality of life.
Provides services and retreats at no cost thanks to generous donations and grants.
I realized the brave men and women who served for our country were not getting the help they needed. Many of our heroes return with emotional, physical, and spiritual injuries that can last a lifetime. I believe you can combine different modalities to bring back balance to the mind, body, and spirit.
With that desire in my heart, I created the Forgotten Soldier Program to give hope back so that no one is forgotten. All of us should be looking to make a difference in our world and through mindfulness and empathy I believe we can make a difference.
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Veterans organization
6. American Legion Post 447 - Sacramento
· 109 reviews
720 Santiago Ave, Sacramento, CA 95815
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Anthony: Great place for gatherings.
Arcadio Marez: Great place
Alexxa Goodenough: went for karaoke which is amazing because the whole family can go. it's only Friday but wish they did it a different night.
N Spades: Great neighborhood bar. Family karaoke on Fridays. Friendly staff and patrons, stiff drinks. Altogether a damned good place to quench your thirst.
John White: I'm always up for supporting the veterans
Simon Magdaleno: Great drink prices. Friendly clientele and staff.
Michael Lee: Always nice to see old friends and support our veteransIt wasn't busy like it used to be
Jassen Jensen: Nice place to honor my god friends passing
Chris Gruber: My girl and my self love the people and the food and drinks
Wallace Seher: You have karaoke and it is wheelchair accessible and you're seeing and you have a group of people that love to sing and all our friends so give it a try
