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  • Apr 22, 2021
    WWP helped place nearly 2,000 warriors and family members in new careers between April 1, 2020 and March 15, 2021, with combined first-year salaries totaling over $92.5 million.

    Veteran Employment Trending Positively but Need Remains Great One year after the veteran unemployment rate skyrocketed to nearly 12%, there is hope for the job prospects of America’s warriors,...

  • Apr 20, 2021
    WWP’s Physical Health and Wellness program

    Healthy living is not easy, especially for those coping with injury and illness after service. Because every person’s journey is unique, health education is paramount. It empowers warriors and...

  • Apr 20, 2021
    veterans growing a garden on earth day

    A sprout quietly bursts through the earth, absorbing its first taste of direct sunlight. Similarly, injured veterans grew to find healing through a therapeutic horticulture class at Cape Fear...

  • Apr 19, 2021
    Wellness Coaching Helps Veteran Stay Active After Back Surgery

    Navy veteran Deborah Tucker would like to play on the floor with her three-year-old son Logan without feeling pain. A spinal fusion in her lower back and a debilitating autoimmune disease present...

  • Apr 14, 2021
    WWP is committed to addressing veterans’ toxic wounds

    For nearly two decades, post-9/11 veterans have been exposed to contaminants such as burn pits, toxic fragments, radiation, and other hazardous materials on deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan,...

  • Apr 13, 2021
    An all-female group of warriors spent two days on Monarch Mountain.

    An all-female group of warriors spent two days on Monarch Mountain learning how to ski and snowboard as part of the Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) Soldier Ride® program. The program has been...

  • Apr 12, 2021
    Warrior on an exercise mat surrounded by exercise equipment.

    Stress is an inevitable part of life, and it can often feel overwhelming. For veterans and their loved ones, balancing responsibilities like family, work, health issues, and the transition from military service can add significant stress. Recognizing the impact of stress – and the dangers of unmanaged stress – is key to reducing its effects and improving overall well-being.

  • Apr 12, 2021
    Army veteran Bobby Henline performing.

    Army veteran Bobby Henline’s humor goes beyond coping with injuries. His humor uplifts and inspires veterans and civilians alike with a humble touch and a dose of truth. “When you talk about...

  • Apr 7, 2021
    Wounded Warrior Projects provides financial education and career counseling for veterans, service members, and their families.

    Worry, fear, and anxiety about being able to pay monthly bills or save for the future can lead to financial stress. For wounded veterans, the COVID-19 pandemic added to those pressures. In a 2020...

  • Apr 5, 2021
    April is Month of the Military Child

    When someone enlists in the military, they are prepared to travel in support of serving their country. They are committed, knowing training and deployments will take them wherever they’re...

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