Your family was once “one of us,” but now you are in the civilian world. You wonder, do you still have a place in the military community? The answer is a loud resounding yes! You are always family to us.
We know there are memories, scars, and lessons that you still carry with you every day. There are also a ton of resources to which you have access now that you are officially a “Veteran.” We want to be sure you know how to utilize those resources best. Check out this page to read more about career help, veteran organizations, special events, and opportunities unique to veterans.
From everyone here at Mission: Milspouse we thank you and honor you for your time in service.
Many people can experience stress and anxiety leading up to a holiday, making some holidays less enjoyable. Expectations come with the holidays, such as buying a gift or attending a party. We are often asked to spread ourselves thin, trying to make everyone else happy for the holidays.
It’s time for a change. In both the military and police departments, the old ways of thinking are no longer enough to tackle today’s mental health challenges.
While September marks National Suicide Prevention Month, suicide prevention is an ongoing mission at Hope For The Warriors (HOPE) and we serve our community every day of the year.
On a beautiful day in Florida, Rocket and Orbit, a pair of joyful pups, are out for a stroll. Just the touch of their harnesses sends them into a frenzy of excitement—they’re thrilled to be with their human, Kelsey Smith.
So, what should I expect during the Rally?” I asked my coworkers. Every answer I received was different and equally vague. I knew I was in for a wild ride for my first Rally North America.
Most teenagers don’t have a game plan or sense of direction at 18, but Brandi Todaro wasn’t like most teenagers. Read her story from Hope For The Warriors!
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