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Jul 21, 2021
Wounded Warrior Project, Congressional Members, and Veterans Affairs Officials Discuss Women Veteran Needs

WASHINGTON — Last week Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) Chief Program Officer Jennifer Silva and Vice President of Connection and Wellness...

Jul 20, 2021
Wounded Warrior Project Helps Family Find Independence

Janice Huss didn't hesitate when she heard her son was hurt. She immediately made the nearly six-hour drive with her husband to be at Morgan's bedside 12 years ago. "As he started to wake up, we...

Jul 13, 2021
Wounded Veterans Take Swings at PNC Park

PITTSBURGH (July 13, 2021) – Air National Guard veteran Leo Robert had never played in a virtual home run derby. So when he stepped up to the “plate” and gripped his Playstation® controller...

Jul 7, 2021
New Law Will Improve Access to Mental Health Care for Veterans in Rural Areas

President Joe Biden’s recent signature on the Sgt. Brandon Ketchum Rural Veterans Mental Health Act of 2021 will soon expand mental health resources to veterans in rural areas. The new law marks...

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Warrior Stories & Features

Parents Day 2021: How a Son’s Service Made One Mom Stronger

“When I walked into that room to meet him in Landstuhl, Germany, I thought I had prepared myself, but as someone who cares for the ill, it was so difficult to see a tube protruding from his brain,” Cindy said. 

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Wounded Warrior Project Helps Family Find Independence

Janice Huss is a caregiver for her son Morgan after he was injured while serving our country. The young Army veteran had suffered a heart attack and seizures because of a previously unknown medical condition. A lack of oxygen led to an anoxic brain injury. Janice then connected with Wounded Warrior Project’s Independence Program which helps warriors, like Morgan, who face a lifetime relying on the help of caregivers for everyday tasks.

Invisible Wounds of War: A Veteran Documentary

Warrior Nick Morrison's Humvee was hit by improvised explosive devices on two separate occasions while he was deployed to Iraq with the U.S. Marine Corps. But it was the one that blew up a vehicle he wasn't in that he blames for the severity of his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and survivor's guilt.

2021 Peer Support Group Rusty Baggett Award

Melvin Gatewood is recipient of the 2021 Peer Support Group Rusty Bagget Award. He received the news with a very special surprise!

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