Many soldiers who come home are faced with challenges like physical or mental injury and illness — in addition to adjusting to society.
The Wounded Warrior Project is on a mission to honor and empower American wounded soldiers by understanding that each recovery process is different.
Founded in 2003, following the events of September 11, 2001, the Jacksonville-based organization has served 100,000 veterans and provided $96 million in benefit entitlements. They offer a range of unique programs directed at providing the services they need for their minds, bodies, economic empowerment, and engagement.
I too have served for 12 years and have never had to endure the challenges men and women have faced in the last 20 years. Please have a look at the Wounded Warrior Project website and see what an extraordinary organization this really is.
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