Wounded Warrior Project Inc.

Not only do 1 in 3 veterans live with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but 1 in 3 veterans also feel they don’t get the mental health services they need. We’re here to change that.

Through interactive programs, rehabilitative retreats, and professional services, veterans suffering from the invisible wounds of service can build resilience to help overcome mental health conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), military sexual trauma (MST), traumatic brain injury (TBI) and more.
WWP Mental Health Support Programs include:

Project Odyssey - Adventure-based learning to help warriors manage and overcome their invisible wounds, enhance their resiliency skills, and live productive and fulfilling lives, WWP Talk - Telephonic mental health support line, and Warrior Care Network - a partnership with four academic medical centers to offer a veteran specialized mental health treatment program led by healthcare professionals to help veterans with PTSD and TBI.

WWP Physical Health and Wellness program is designed to reduce stress, combat depression, and promote an overall healthy and active lifestyle by encouraging participation in fun, educational activities including inclusive sports, fitness, nutrition and wellness.

WWP Physical Health and Wellness Programs include:

Soldier Ride - a unique four-day cycling opportunity for wounded service members and veterans to use cycling and the bonds of service to overcome physical, mental, or emotional wounds, Adaptive Sports, and goal-based wellness programs helping veterans make long-term changes toward a healthier life through movement, nutritional education, coaching, goal-setting, and skill-building.

Career and VA Benefits Counseling services directly address the fact that no one likes to worry about money, let alone talk about it. But when veterans are transitioning to civilian life, it’s a conversation they need to have. We make that conversation an inspiring one, one that makes them realize that their goals are possible.

Whether it’s understanding the benefits they're entitled to and how to get them, pinpointing a career path that fits their needs, or landing the job that will launch their career, we’re here to help with services that include:

VA Benefits Counseling, Financial Education, and Warriors to Work - A veteran program to help with the transition into the civilian workforce by providing resources and support to help veterans reach their highest career ambitions.

Providing innovative, long-term support to the most catastrophically wounded veterans with a moderate to severe brain injury, spinal cord injury, or neurological condition that causes them to struggle with day-to-day living. We provide the kind of high-touch services that will help them live life to the fullest and as independently as possible. This one-of-a-kind program focuses on helping them set achievable goals, get more active in their community, and embrace the future on their terms. Whether they live with family, on their own, or in an assisted care facility, we’re dedicated to providing the support and resources that will empower them to lead a more fulfilling life.

Independence Program starts with a comprehensive service assessment, during which your team of specialists will work with you, your family, and your caregivers to develop a plan of action. From there, you will work with your dedicated team of

The Independence Program Continuous Care Services (funded by Long-Term Support Trust) is designed to empower the most severely injured warriors* to plan for the long-term, and in the event of caregiver loss or separation, remain in a surrounding that allows for as much independence as possible with the highest-quality care. This is made possible through two distinct phases:

Phase one: planning of Continuous Care Services
Phase two: initiation of Continuous Care Services

During the planning phase, the warrior and caregiver are connected with experts to develop longstanding plans relating to caregiver planning, benefits assessment and optimization, legal planning, and financial planning. Phase two begins upon the separation or loss of the warrior’s caregiver, where resources and support will be initiated for warrior planning and caregiving services.

*Participating warriors must currently be enrolled in the WWP Independence Program for program eligibility.