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Foundation for Women Warriors — Financial Assistance
Financial and childcare assistance program for women veterans and their children, providing stipends for rent, utilities, and other costs during periods of transition, plus financial education and referrals.
- Cost
- Not stated on the org's own site
- Coverage
- California, Virginia, New York, and New Jersey (California)
- Eligibility
- Women veterans with an honorable or general discharge; must be employed (active and verifiable) and/or enrolled in higher education, demonstrate financial need, and reside in California, Virginia, New York, or New Jersey.
- Availability
- Apply through the Get Help page; headquarters at 1185 Park Center Dr Suite R, Vista, CA 92081.
- Self-Referral
- Yes
- Organization Type
- nonprofit
- Last Verified
- November 6, 2026
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