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VAVS National Advisory Committee Meeting 2013

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On page 18 of this 31 page report, you will see that the VA Voluntary Services Operations (VAVS) received $11,750,000 in total anonymous contributions across the USA. The DAV-VA National Transportation Program has an inventory of 11, 894 vans. The ANONYMOUS donations alone could have paid for the purchase and installation of fold out ramps in every DAV-VA van in the nation. And yet, this has not been done. Why?

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Page 1: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VAVS National Advisory Committee Meeting

2013

Page 2: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

2012 Voluntary Service Contributions 2012 Voluntary Service Contributions

Donated to VA

Volunteer Contribution (based on Independent Sector’s

value of $21.79/hour)

+ = $266,000,183 $87,140,643 $353,140,826

Donations (monetary and non-monetary,

taken from VSS)

TOTAL

$60, 833,122.06

Costs to VA Includes salaries, benefits,

supplies, travel, and volunteer meals for field and VACO based on 2012 figures.

Page 3: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

FY 2012 Priorities for VA Voluntary Service Office

• Support the Secretary’s initiative of eliminating homelessness.

• Improve access to care through volunteer transportation network.

• Driver Recruitment

Page 4: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Volunteer Transportation Network Driver Recruitment Numbers

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6,648

6,750

6,550

6,600

6,650

6,700

6,750

6,800

FY 11 - 1st Quarter FY 12 - 1st Quarter

Number of VTN Volunteers

Number of VTN Volunteers

449,655

463,204

440,000

445,000

450,000

455,000

460,000

465,000

FY 11 - 1st Quarter FY 12 - 1st Quarter

Number of Hours

Number of Hours

Page 5: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

End of Fiscal Year Five Year Comparison

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8,532

8,985

9,163 9,249

9,084

8,000

8,200

8,400

8,600

8,800

9,000

9,200

9,400

FY 08 FY 09 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12

Number of VTN Volunteers

Number of VTN Volunteers

Page 6: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE 5

End of Fiscal Year Five Year Comparison

1,824,184

1,847,338

1,883,007 1,892,416 1,888,916

1,780,000

1,800,000

1,820,000

1,840,000

1,860,000

1,880,000

1,900,000

FY 08 FY 09 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12

Number of Hours

Number of Hours

Page 7: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

FY 2012 Priorities for VA Voluntary Service Office

• Support the Secretary’s initiative of eliminating homelessness.

• Improve access to care through volunteer transportation network.

• Driver Recruitment

• Standardize and promote VISN volunteer statistics.

Page 8: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Single VISN Data Dashboard

Page 9: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

All VISNs Data Dashboard

Page 10: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

FY 2012 Priorities for VA Voluntary Service Office

• Support the Secretary’s initiative of eliminating homelessness.

• Improve access to care through volunteer transportation network.

• Driver Recruitment

• Standardize and promote VISN volunteer statistics.

• Assist with voter registration for Veteran patients.

• Focus on VSS training for VAVS staff.

Page 11: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

• Recruit Drivers for the Volunteer Transportation Network

– Develop a video with The American Veteran

• Develop a Consistent Template for Volunteer Folders

• Develop a Consistent On-boarding Process for Volunteers

• Develop the Ability to Accept Credit Card Donations

VACO

• Enhance VSS to Keep Up with Increasing Demands for Data

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FY 2013 Priorities for VA Voluntary Service Office

Page 12: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Current VAVS News

• E-Donate Program

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Page 13: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

E-Donate Roll Out

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• E-Donate is live for VISN 2, VISN 5, VISN 8, & VISN16.

• By the end of March VISN 4, VISN 9, VISN 10, & VISN 18 will be live.

Page 14: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Current VAVS News

• E-Donate Program

• Gov Delivery on VAVS Website

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Page 15: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

GOV Delivery

• www.volunteer.va.gov

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Other

GOV Delivery

Topic Headings

Page 16: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Current VAVS News

• E-Donate Program

• Gov Delivery on VAVS Website

• My HealtheVet Voluntary Service Assistants

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Page 17: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

MyHealtheVet Voluntary Service Assistant Positions

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• Voluntary Service Assistant (VSA) Positions were made available exclusively to Veterans for temporary assignment at the end of FY 12.

• Current employee assignments were extended through FY 13 and more positions were added.

• Approximately 86 Veterans have been hired for these positions across the country.

• The VSAs work with MyHealtheVet Coordinators to assist other Veterans in accessing MyHealtheVet.

• The VSAs also work with Voluntary Service Program Managers to recruit new volunteers for this program.

• VSAs have been given the opportunity to provide feedback on their experience thus far in the hopes of improving the program moving forward.

Page 18: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Current VAVS News

• E-Donate Program

• Gov Delivery on VAVS Website

• My HealtheVet Voluntary Service Assistants

• Multi-Million Dollar Donation

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Page 19: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Anonymous Donation to VA Facilities

• Cheyenne VAMC $475,000 • Colmery-O’Neil VAMC $475,000 • Fargo VAHCS $475,000 • Louis A. Johnson VAMC $475,000 • Mountain Home VAMC $475,000 • New Mexico VAHCS $475,000 • Oklahoma City VAMC $475,000 • Overton Brooks VAMC $475,000 • Providence VAMC $475,000 • Robley Rex VAMC $475,000 • Sioux Falls VAHCS $475,000 • Southern Arizona VAHCS $475,000 • St. Cloud VAHCS $475,000

• VA Maine HCS $475,000 • VA Sierra Nevada HCS $475,000 • VA St. Louis HCS $475,000 • Veterans HCS of the Ozarks $475,000 • W.S. Middleton MVH $475,000 • White River Junction VAMC $475,000 • Wilmington VAMC $475,000 • Grand Junction VAMC $375,000 • Ralph H. Johnson VAMC $375,000 • VA Connecticut HCS $375,000 • VA Long Beach HCS $375,000 • VA Montana HCS $375,000 • VA Nebraska-W. Iowa HCS $375,000

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Total Donation = $11,750,000

Page 20: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Current VAVS News

• E-Donate Program

• Gov Delivery on VAVS Website

• My HealtheVet Voluntary Service Assistants

• Multi-Million Dollar Donation

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• Departure of Steve Moynihan

Page 21: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Steve Moynihan

• Former Chief VAVS in Minneapolis, Minnesota

• Mentor to many current chiefs

• The “Father of VAVS”

• Faithful member of the NAC planning committee as a volunteer after retirement

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Page 22: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

VA’s National Salute to Veteran Patients

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Actor/comedian Charlie Murphy, a Navy Veteran, will serve as the 2013 National Salute to Veteran Patients Chairman.

The National Salute is observed annually during the week of Valentine's Day, a day of caring and sharing which underscores the Salute's expression of honor and appreciation to Veteran patients. The objective is to promote community awareness of volunteerism and VA health care.

Page 23: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Valentines for Veterans 2013 Concert Series

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• What started as a local event in 2007 has now expanded to 15 U.S. cities this year.

• Valentines for Veterans Concerts pay tribute to our Nation’s Veterans and also provide important outreach and highlight volunteer opportunities, some sites have even combined the concert with their annual Welcome Home event.

Page 24: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Valentines for Veterans 2013 Concert Series

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• Ann Arbor • Battle Creek • Chicago • Cleveland • Columbus • Dayton • Detroit • Grand Junction

• Montgomery • Muskogee • Poplar Bluff • Prescott • Salem • Sioux Falls • St. Louis

• VA with sponsorship from both national and local organizations sponsored 15 successful concerts in 2013.

Page 25: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Valentines for Veterans 2013 Concert Series

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• Total Attendance: 25,274

• Volunteer Inquiries: 1,746

• Total Cost: $374,816

• Total Donations: $458,364

• Total Volunteers: 743 • Total Volunteer Hours: 5,903

Page 26: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

2013 NAC Award Recipients

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Page 27: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

American Spirit Award Student Recruitment

Mary Golden, Luis Flores, Alexandria Gries, Chad Kangas VA Central California Health Care System

Fresno, California

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Page 28: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Mary Jane Crowder Robley Rex VA Medical Center

Louisville, Kentucky

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American Spirit Award Military Recruitment

Page 29: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Joseph P. Dooley Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital

Bedford, Massachusetts

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American Spirit Award Corporate Recruitment

Page 30: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE

Karen O’Neal Erie VA Medical Center

Erie, Pennsylvania

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Voluntary Service Award for Excellence

Page 31: VA Voluntary Service Committee Report 2013

VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION – VOLUNTARY SERVICE 30

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