AWP at Hampton Roads

America's Warrior Partnership (AWP) is committed to improving veterans’ quality of life in the Hampton Roads region through the coordination of local services and opportunities; from housing and employment to enrollment in VA e-benefits, healthcare, recreation, and more.

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The Mission & Team

Madelyn Coppick

Outreach Coordinator

Madelyn joined America’s Warrior Partnership in 2025 as the Outreach Specialist for the Hampton Roads branch. A Navy veteran, she is dedicated to connecting local veterans with the resources, support, and community they deserve. Her work focuses on strengthening relationships across Hampton Roads and ensuring every veteran feels seen, supported, and empowered.

AWP at Hampton Roads focuses on connecting with and building a local community of veterans in in the Hampton Roads region. Our goal is to connect veterans with local resources dedicated to them, educate veterans and local businesses about each other, collaborate with organizations to help veterans, and advocate on behalf of veterans to promote local support.

We know that most veterans are living their lives proud of their service and don’t need any special services right now. However, life happens. AWP is an effort to connect us to each other so that we can support those veterans when they need it and reach out to other veterans when we need it.

America's Warrior Partnership is standing by to serve veterans, their families, and caregivers in Hampton Roads. Fill out the form to learn more and sign up, or call the number to have a conversation to learn more.

This project is made possible thanks to a grant from the Virginia Department of Veterans Services.

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Our Impact

Keys to Her Future

Lottie McGill served in the United States Air Force from December 30, 1991, to April 8, 1996. Her time in the Gulf War left lasting effects, including PTSD, and she has survived some of the hardest moments that can follow military service.

Behind Every Number is a Name: My Brother’s Story

Jeremy was the youngest of four children born to our mother, Sylvia M. Macias, who raised all of us to serve our country. My brother Robert and I enlisted in the Army, while Gilbert and Jeremy chose the Marine Corps.

Saving Lives Thanks to Our Partners

The 988 Veteran Crisis Line is more than just a number. It is a lifeline for veterans who find themselves in moments of overwhelming need. Available 24 hours a day, it connects veterans directly with trained responders who understand the unique challenges of military service and the struggles that can come after. Whether someone is facing a mental health crisis or simply does not know where to turn, 988 offers immediate, compassionate support.

Hampton Roads Landscape Analysis

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