Friends of VEMA Deltona

06/20/2026

Eating lunch after a hard day of cleaning streets and visiting Veterans. Enjoying the $8 gyros they had today!

06/20/2026

Stopped by Bedrock Rehabilitation & Nursing Center at West Volusia and said hi to a few veterans. Making sure they aren’t forgotten.

06/20/2026

It was hot but we’re still committed to cleaning our street. This time we found a blown out tire! Picked up about 60lbs off our street

Sonia Clay-Harvey

06/16/2026

What an honor to see one of our Borinqueneers - 65th Infantry Veteran at the Memorial Day event held at our Veterans Park by Post 255. Best event held there where Veterans, going back to the Korean War were in the audience! Thanking all of them for their service....and Welcome Home to all!
Thanks Post 255 Janice Chabre Rosario and Pedro Rosario for your hard work!

06/10/2026

Earlier this year, Deputy Morgan was severely injured when a vehicle turned in front of his motorcycle during an es**rt of the traveling Vietnam War in Volusia County. Today, we had the privilege and honor of presenting Deputy Morgan a check for $4100. Thank you, Volusia Sheriff's Department, for allowing us to come and honor Deputy Morgan today and for all you do in our community.

VEMA 'Riding for those who saw more'

06/10/2026

06/04/2026

Use our VEMA15 code for 15% off your next trip to Decision Tactical shoot some guns, go through the scenarios, eat, drink all for the cause of PTSD Awareness!!!

06/04/2026

It’s that time again, Come out tonight and join VEMA Deltona and MTS Ci**rs at Ace Cafe’s bike night. If you have a passion for motorcycles, fine ci**rs, excellent cuisine, and beverages, please join us at Ace Cafe and support our chapter, as MTS will donate one dollar to VEMA Deltona for every cigar.

06/03/2026

JUNE IS PTSD AWARENESS MONTH

PTSD doesn’t care about your rank, badge, uniform, profession, age, or background.

It affects veterans, active-duty military, law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMTs, dispatchers, healthcare workers, and survivors of trauma from every walk of life.

Many who struggle with PTSD suffer in silence because they believe asking for help is a sign of weakness. It isn’t.

Strength isn’t carrying the weight alone.

Strength is having the courage to reach out when the load becomes too heavy.

If you or someone you know is struggling:

▪️ Call or Text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline
▪️ Veterans: Dial 988 and Press 1 or text 838255
▪️ Law Enforcement & First Responders: COPLINE at 800-267-5463
▪️ Contact your local VA, Employee Assistance Program, peer support team, counselor, chaplain, or trusted friend

You are not alone.

Healing is possible.

Reach Out. Talk. Heal.