Assistance

The “A” in SOAR stands for “Assistance”

 

 

Details

We provide our veterans with additional outlets

Additional Resources

Vermont Paws and Boots – https://www.vermontpawsandboots.org

Vet Center – https://www.vetcenter.va.gov/

VA – https://www.va.gov/

Vermont Veterans Outreach – http://www.ngfamily.vt.gov/vermont-veteran-outreach.html

VFW – https://www.vfw.org/

VFW Post 782, Burlington, Vermont – http://vfw782.org/di/vfw/v2/default.asp

Hope for the Warriors – https://www.hopeforthewarriors.org/

Vermont Family Readiness Support – http://ngfamily.vt.gov/family-readiness-support.html

NEHSA (New England Healing Sports Association) – http://nehsa.org/

VA Recreational Rehab – www.whiteriver.va.gov

PT 360 (Physical Therapy) – https://pt360coop.com/

Vermont Adaptive Sports – https://www.vermontadaptive.org/

American Legion – https://www.legion.org/

American Warrior Partnership – https://www.americaswarriorpartnership.org/

 

 

 

WARRIORS SOAR is a significant source of assistance to wounded veterans reintegrating into society.

Mental health support

Wounded veterans often struggle with mental health issues, such as PTSD, depression, and anxiety, as a result of their experiences in the military. WARRIORS SOAR also provides mental health support services, such as mentoring, listening and activities, to help wounded veterans cope with these challenges and improve their overall well-being.

 

Community support

Wounded veterans may feel isolated and disconnected from their communities after returning from service. WARRIORS SOAR gives community support services, such as social events, peer support, and volunteer opportunities, to help wounded veterans build connections and feel supported in their communities.

We are a nonprofit organization that caters to the reintegration of wounded veterans can be a valuable resource for veterans as they navigate the challenges of transitioning back to civilian life. By providing a range of services and support, organizations can help wounded veterans successfully reintegrate and build fulfilling lives for themselves and their families.

 

WARRIORS SOAR and Americas Warriors Partnership have entered into a mutual beneficial relationship to serve the wounded military veteran community.  As members of WARRIORS SOAR you now have access to AWP and the services they provide to Wounded Military Veterans.
At the national level, The AWP Network bridges the gaps between veteran service organizations and public agencies to connect veterans, their families, and caregivers with needed resources. To date, the AWP Network has assisted more than 10,000 veterans, family members and caregivers in 1,200+ counties.
On a local level, AWP’s five community branches utilize a proven one-size-fits-one Community Integration (CI) Model. This model is a Four-Step Plan to connect, educate, advocate, and collaborate with veterans, their families, caregivers, and communities. These branches work to build relationships with veterans in their community to provide support at every stage of veterans’ lives proactively and holistically before a crisis occurs.
The AWP Network is staffed by a dedicated team of case coordinators with social services backgrounds who are experts at holistically identifying problems and finding one-size-fits-one solutions. They are committed to addressing each unique case with care and attention. Transportation, short-term financial assistance, housing, and assistance with VA claims are some of the most pressing needs that community-based programs need help addressing.
All communication and or collaboration between you as a member and the counseling, assistance, and outreach programs are confidential in nature.
Main Contact Number to seek assistance  866-297-8387