Resources, News, and Events for Veterans in Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan counties
As we transition out of Suicide Prevention Month (September), this seemed like a timely article worth sharing. “Veterans have a significantly higher suicide rate than other adults in the U.S. This means Veterans are also more likely to have known someone who took their own life. Uniting for Suicide Postvention (USPV) helps make sense of …
Honorable Welcome Home offers veterans the welcome they should have received when they first returned from service. It is a welcome that lets them know that we are honored to receive them and to offer rejuvenation of spirit to those who carry the hidden burdens of war. With the thoughtful guidance of our friends at …
“My name is Rich Henning. I’m a retired, 100% Disabled, US Army Veteran. I am walking 500 miles for PTSD awareness. My mission is to share my success as well as your potential to manage PTSD and access helpful Veteran agencies. “During my walk I am creating a video documentary focusing on PTSD success stories …