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  1. Offers combat veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder and moral injury a 180 mile pilgrimage with full logistical support on the Camino de Santiago in…

    • Benefits
    • Disability
  2. Helps prevent suicide for veteran and first responder communities through foundation projects such as veteran service dog training, emergency financial…

    • Benefits
    • Disability
  3. Helps veterans and first responders refocus, reconnect and live a purpose-driven life. Warriors Wellness & Recovery Ranch provides positive life-changing…

    • Benefits
    • Disability
  4. Warriors' Ascent

    Kansas City, MO

    Helps veterans and first responders overcome psychological and emotional trauma that can lead to depression and suicide. The Warriors' Ascent Program offers a…

    • Benefits
    • Disability
  5. WAServes

    Olympia, WA

    Offers transitioning service members, veterans and their families access to a continuum of providers that runs the gamut from legal, housing and emergency…

    • Employment
  6. Washburn House

    Brentwood, TN

    Provides a mental health and addiction treatment facility in Worcester, MA, for individuals with substance abuse issues. Washburn House, located in an…

    • Mental health
  7. Offers practical caregiving information and help finding local resources/services for families and caregivers in the State of Washington.

    • Family
  8. Provides resources to see which careers fit your interests, which jobs are in demand, what youll need to learn to get those jobs, how education programs…

  9. Provides information, training and expertise to program and individual members who support victims, family and friends, the general public, and all those…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  10. Assists informal caregivers, spouses, adult children, other family members, friends and neighbors in their efforts to care for persons who need help with…

    • Family
  11. Committed to service, education and advocacy to meet the needs of Washington County's older adults.

  12. Provides excellent care and services in an environment of compassion that respects homeless and at-risk Veterans.

    • Healthcare
  13. Provides health care services at the main facility in Washington D.C., and six community clinics located in Ft. Belvoir, VA, Southeast Washington, D.C., and…

    • Healthcare
  14. Assists people experiencing homelessness with individuals' rights, legal services, and outreach during the District of Columbia. The Washington Legal Clinic…

    • Peer support
  15. Assists Washington State residents with making better informed business decisions to grow and sustain their businesses through the provision of confidential…

    • Business
  16. Helps low-income Washington State individuals and families make ends meet by providing monthly assistance.

  17. Provides access to high quality early learning experiences by engaging with families, caregivers, and communities in Washington State. Child Care Resources…

  18. Works to identify issues and concerns pertaining to the rights and needs of Washington State people with disabilities and works to empower such individuals to…

  19. Enrolls companies into a veteran hiring campaign that give them the opportunity to hire qualified Veterans living in or moving to Washington State. The…

    • Employment
  20. Provides information on accessibility to Washington State Ferries and their programs for people with disabilities.

    • Disability
  21. Find bills, laws, and initiatives passed by the Washington State legislature.

    • Legal aid
  22. Provides information on disabled parking privileges for Washington disabled individuals.

  23. Provides access mental health crisis lines for each county in Washington state.

    • Mental health
  24. Offers discounted or free admission to disabled veterans to use at any Washington state park, historic site and recreational facility. Washington State Parks…

    • Disability
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