If you are a veteran in crisis, please reach out to someone, you are not alone and you have brothers and sisters who are there for you.
Call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1 or you can text HELLO to 838255.
The 22 in our name represents the most recognized number for veterans suicides. While the number changes a little every year when the new statistics come out, over the last 8 years the number has been very close to 22 veterans committing suicide every day.
Here we will list whatever Veteran resources we can find to help. While our mission is to promote awareness of suicide prevention resources, we will share a number of different resources that can be of benefit to our Veterans.
Should you encounter a organization listed on our site who is not what they claim to be, please let us know so that we can remove them from out listing to prevent other veterans from having problems.
Our goal with this page is to provide resources of all kinds to help veterans who may be struggling or just looking for some resources to get involved in.
Project Refit
Project Refit is on one mission: combat isolation amongst the military and first responder community, including families. We believe in actions and tools as solutions over “raising awareness.” We believe connecting friends and showing up in-person, wins.
Email them: j@projectrefit.us
Operation Second Chance
https://operationsecondchance.org/
We are patriotic citizens committed to serving our wounded, injured and ill Veterans. We support Veterans and their families by building relationships and identifying and supporting immediate needs and interests. We are dedicated to promoting public awareness of the many sacrifices made by our Armed Forces.
Starfish Foundation
https://www.starfishfound.org/
Provide counseling resources/funds for individuals who have gone through traumatic life experiences. Assisting these individuals with their road to recovery, and getting them to become functioning members of society without interference from past traumatic events is the overall goal.
H.E.R.O.E.S Cares
Homefront Enabling Relationships, Opportunities, and Empowerment through Support
H.E.R.O.E.S. Care is a collaborative effort among well established non-governmental organizations (NGOs) designed to provide complete and proactive support for members of all branches of the military and their families through pre-deployment, deployment, family reintegration and post-deployment.
The program consists of a network of tens of thousands of trained caregivers and thousands of professional mental health care and service providers working together to provide an unprecedented system of support for military members and their families.
Healing 4 Heroes
https://www.healing4heroes.org/
Healing4Heroes™ serves the community in two ways; by helping those who have courageously served our Country overcome disabilities, especially the invisible wounds of war, and helping abandoned / neglected dogs to become ADA compliant service dogs.
Warrior Bonfire Program
https://warriorbonfireprogram.org/
Our organization is all about helping Veterans and their families as much as we can. If we cannot, we help connect them to an organization that provides the services we do not. We believe that Veteran Care organizations working together can impact a greater number than choosing to work alone.It is all about the Veterans! Saving lives and making them stronger.
Ride or Die 22 