Empowering women veterans and their children through mentorship, advocacy, resources, and community support.
Sistah Soldiers United Organization, Inc. also serves homeless veterans, mentors veterans participating in
Accountability Court, supports local school homeless programs, and organizes
community outreach initiatives.
Serving With Action, Compassion & Purpose
100+ Care Packages Distributed
Veterans Court Mentorship Support
Quarterly Community Blood Drives
School Support for Families in Need
NOW ACCEPTING VOLUNTEERS • UPCOMING COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE • SUPPORT WOMEN VETERANS • JOIN SSUO TODAY • COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENTS NOW SCHEDULING
Mission Statement
Sistah Soldiers United Organization, Inc. empowers women veterans and their children through mentorship, advocacy, resources, and community support. We also serve homeless veterans, mentor veterans participating in Accountability Court, support local school homeless programs, and organize community outreach initiatives.
What We Do
We host community blood drives, provide hygiene backpacks and essential items to homeless veterans and individuals in need, support local school homeless programs, assist with student lunch debt, mentor veterans, and connect families with resources that help restore dignity, stability, and hope.
Why We Serve
Many women veterans return home carrying invisible battles long after their military service ends. SSUO was created to stand in the gap through mentorship, outreach, advocacy, support services, and genuine human connection. We believe no veteran should struggle alone and every woman veteran deserves support, dignity, and sisterhood beyond the uniform.
Programs & Community
Support Services
Women
Veteran Mentorship
Veterans Accountability
Court Support
Homeless Veteran Outreach
Serving With Action, Compassion &
Purpose Impact Counters
From One Survivor to Another
Returning to civilian life can feel like entering another battlefield—one fought in silence with invisible weight. SSUO was born from that exact struggle. We understand the unique challenges women veterans face because we have walked in those same boots.
This isn’t just an organization; it’s a sanctuary. From healing and stability to finding your purpose again, we are here to bridge the gap. We are sisters-in-arms, bound by service and dedicated to each other’s survival and success.
Support for Veterans' Children
Children of veterans deserve age-appropriate support that helps them feel safe, heard, and supported. SSUO connects families with local school resources, community referrals, and age-appropriate programs so children can process change with the guidance of qualified professionals. We work alongside schools and community partners to make sure no veteran’s child is overlooked — offering a caring first point of contact and a clear path to the right resource.
Upcoming Events
Blood Drive — SSUO & Grovetown Post 337 American Legion
Saturday, October 24th, 2026 · 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Grovetown Post 337 American Legion, Grovetown, GA
Community Outreach
Blood Drive — SSUO & Grovetown Post 337 American Legion
Saturday, October 24th, 2026 · 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Grovetown Post 337 American Legion, Grovetown, GA
Meet Our Founder
Robin Young — Founder & CEO
Robin Young founded Sistah Soldiers United Organization to give women veterans and their families a place of mentorship, advocacy, and belonging. Read her full story and meet the full leadership team on the About page.
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Start the Conversation
Sistah Soldiers United Organization is here to listen, support, and walk alongside you. Whether you are seeking mentorship, resources, or simply someone who understands — reach out today. You do not have to face this alone.
COMMUNITY IMPACT GALLERY
Our Impact Stories
Real voices. Real experiences. A sisterhood making a difference.
"Women veterans, families, volunteers, donors, and community partners share how Sistah Soldiers United Organization has impacted their lives."
Recent Impact Stories
Real stories from real people in our SSUO community
Jolene Dean
Community Partners
Rashad Walters
Donors
Kessie Glover
Families