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Warriors at Ease Disabled veterans as well as ill, injured or wounded service members are finding health and healing through yoga and meditation. Thanks to our worldwide network of over 800 yoga and meditation teachers and partners such at the […]

Implementing Health and Wellness to combat the ongoing battles in mental health for our troops At Augusta Warrior Project, we pride ourselves in our abilities to connect local veterans with the services needed. This includes VA benefits, education, employment and […]

By James Pond, US Marine Corps Veteran Executive Director, Veteran’s PATH The mission statement at Veteran’s PATH is that we “enable returning veterans to rediscover meaning, purpose, and joy in their lives through mindfulness, meditation, and a safe community. Through […]

The Rocky Boy Veterans Center plays a vital role in the lives of American Indian Veterans onthe Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation as the only Veteran service provider on the reservation. TheVeteran population consists of a range of age groups of […]

According to the Women Veterans Task Force of the Department of Veterans Affairs, women make up the fastest growing group of veterans – more than 10% of the total U.S. Veteran population in 2015. Women also now take part in […]

A key component of working with veterans and service members affected by service-related trauma is combating debilitating effects of physical and emotional isolation, self-judgment, survivor guilt, and “shutting down.” In an adventurous context within a secluded natural environment, Melwood Veterans […]

Intentional communities are planned residential communities designed from the ground up to address a specific social challenge and foster a high degree of cohesion among residents. Similar to co-housing models that are peer based or inter-generational, intentional communities are organized […]