Providing Hope & Recovery for Active Military Members, Veterans and Their Families.
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The goal of New Dawn Treatment Centers is to offer support and assistance to active and former military members in the United States. Our aim is to aid in your recovery from trauma and PTSD, assist with financial planning, improve overall health and wellness, and guide you through retirement planning. To achieve this, New Fawn offers a range of resources online and over the phone through a dedicated toll-free line, where veterans and their families can speak to a resource advisor.
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The objective of New Dawn Treatment Centers is :
to offer comfort and recovery to former military personnel in the United States. We supply resources aimed at helping military veterans deal with trauma, PTSD, financial management, health and wellness, and retirement planning. Veterans and their families have access to our resources either through our online platform or by speaking directly with a resource advisor through our toll-free helpline.
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New Dawn Offers Resources For Current U.S. Military & Veterans Struggling With PTSD And Substance Abuse.
U.S. military members and veterans have one of the highest rates of PTSD among demographic groups in the country, with an estimated 300,000 currently struggling with the condition. Despite the sacrifices they've made for our country, many veterans lack access to the support they need when transitioning back to civilian life. Veteran Services offers a range of resources, including free and low-cost options, to help veterans and their families overcome the traumatic effects of military combat. These resources include support for:
- PTSD
- Drug and Alcohol Detoxification
- Residential Treatment and Rehabilitation
- Intensive Outpatient Programs
At New Dawn Treatment, we believe that our active duty members and veterans deserve the best possible care after serving our nation with distinction. We are committed to helping you overcome PTSD, substance use disorders, and other mental health challenges.
Individuals who are part of the military community and are facing substance abuse can find support through Hope by the Sea. Our addiction treatment programs are financially accessible thanks to full coverage by TriWest and TRICARE. This allows us to offer affordable assistance, including detoxification, inpatient care, and ongoing recovery support. To find out more, reach out to us with confidence by making a confidential inquiry. Visit Website.
Serene Behavioral Health, are dedicated professionals helping those who require a supportive environment to overcome their symptoms. Their team of experienced professionals is committed to providing care that is both compassionate and effective, helping clients to build a foundation of life skills that will allow them to live healthy, productive, and fulfilling lives. If you are struggling with symptoms that are impacting your ability to live your life to the fullest, contact Serenity today to learn more about the supportive services we offer
The Department of Veteran Affairs offers comprehensive substance use treatment programs for veterans in need. Their goal is to provide top-notch benefits and services to those who have selflessly served their country, always upholding the values of compassion, commitment, excellence, professionalism, integrity, accountability, and responsible stewardship.
The premier global institution for research and education on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and the impacts of traumatic stress. PTSD is a psychological condition that affects individuals who have undergone or witnessed a traumatic event that poses a threat to their life.
The Tierney Center for Veteran Services at Goodwill of Orange County is a one-stop-shop for all veterans and their families in need of support. No matter the duration of your service, discharge status, or branch of military, the sacrifices you made for our country deserve recognition and assistance. Goodwill of Orange County is proud to serve and support those who have served our nation.
The objective of America's VetDogs is to offer life-changing support to disabled veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders through its service dog programs. The organization is renowned for its ability to match individuals with physical injuries, PTSD, hearing and vision loss, and seizures with expertly trained service and guide dogs. The aim is to empower these heroes by restoring their mobility and independence, allowing them to live with dignity and self-sufficiency.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) conducts research on the patterns of substance abuse among specific demographic groups, including military personnel, with the aim of discovering more effective approaches to preventing and treating substance use disorders that are tailored to these populations.
Operation 23 to Zero aims to decrease the alarmingly high rates of suicide among veterans and military personnel through creating awareness and establishing a network for individuals to connect and seek support from their peers in the military.
Hiring America is a trailblazing television show focused on assisting veterans in securing employment. The show highlights companies with exceptional veteran hiring programs, showcases the perspectives of CEOs, career advisors, and human resource specialists, and provides valuable information to facilitate the transition of veterans into the civilian workforce.
The VA Home Loan Guaranty program was established in 1944 to support World War II veterans as they transitioned back to civilian life. Over the years, over 23 million VA home loans have been approved. Today, eligible borrowers of all ages can take advantage of this cost-effective home financing option.
The WIT MATRIX is the most extensive compilation of verified links to American corporations and educational/training institutions that have demonstrated a genuine dedication to hiring and assisting military veterans and their families during their transition to the civilian workforce.
Since 1922, USAA has been dedicated to serving the needs of military members and their families. With a steadfast commitment to their members, USAA offers a comprehensive range of services including insurance, banking, investments, and retirement plans.
The Fisher House Foundation constructs comfort homes to provide a comfortable and supportive environment for military and veteran families while their loved ones receive medical treatment at a hospital. These homes, which offer accommodation at no cost, are located at military and VA medical facilities globally.
The aim of Operation First Response, Inc. (OFR) is to assist all branches of the country's wounded heroes and disabled veterans, as well as their families, with both personal and financial needs. Support is offered from the onset of injury or illness, throughout the recovery process, and as they transition from military life to civilian life.
The goal of Operation Homefront is to establish robust, stable, and secure military families so they can flourish, not just barely get by, in the communities they have tirelessly served and protected.
USA Cares strives to empower post-9/11 military veterans, service members, and their families by offering emergency financial aid and post-service skills training, fostering a foundation for sustained stability.
Discover Financial Aid and Benefits for U.S. Veterans & Active Duty Members.
Many veterans returning home face challenges in managing their finances. Issues such as finding employment, adapting to civilian life, and coping with PTSD can make earning a livelihood a struggle.
There are various for-profit and non-profit organizations that offer support to veterans during this transition, including:
- Financial support for those injured in combat
- Career transition support
- Housing assistance
- Emergency financial aid
- Educational opportunities
- Financial aid for active military personnel
- Financial planning and insurance services
There are numerous financial resources available to assist veterans. Explore the list of available resources or reach out to us for additional assistance.
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After serving in the U.S. military, veterans have access to various resources for their post-service life. Veteran Services can aid in finding services related to health care, retirement planning, and more. Our goal is to connect military personnel to all the benefits they have earned through their service, offered by the government, non-profit organizations, and businesses.
Services offered by Veteran Services include:
- Adapting to civilian life
- Health care benefits
- Retirement benefits for veterans
- Military discounts
For more information about veterans benefits, visit the official Veterans Affairs government site at www.va.gov
MilitaryBenefits.info, established in 2011, strives to be the go-to source for military and veteran benefits information for the US military community including active duty, reservists, retirees, veterans, and families. They connect this community to the benefits offered by government, businesses, and non-profits.
The Veterans Pension program offers monthly payments to wartime Veterans who meet age/disability criteria and have income/net worth within specified limits. Determine if you qualify for this benefit.
TRICARE is a health plan designed for members of the Uniformed Services, National Guard/Reserve members and their families, survivors, former spouses, Medal of Honor recipients and their families, as well as others enrolled in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS).
As a veteran without VA benefits or other veteran health coverage, you have the option to obtain coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace. Your eligibility for lower monthly premiums and reduced out-of-pocket costs on private insurance will depend on your household size and income. You may also qualify for free or low-cost coverage through Medicaid or CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program).
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