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Imagine knowing of, or seeing a veteran and their family struggling. See Wounds of War  

Yet, you do not approach them because you do not know what to say, what to do to help, or where you might be able to help them find a resource solution to their struggles. 

What if there was a program that could give you insight to identify struggling "veterans"/families, provide you knowledge on how to comfortably communicate, and empower you to help connect them to someone/resources that can let them know they are cared about and welcome within their hometown community? 

What if there was a program that could help you become an ambassador of good will and community healing?  

Would you take the time to learn from a manual and workshops designed to bring comfort and healing to you and your neighbor? 

Would you be willing to perform outreach of connecting and welcoming others into an atmosphere of a hometown that cares?  

Yes, I am interested in becoming a  Hometown Veteran Ambassador.   
What can I do to help? 

Site is under construction.  3/10/2014

"Military Veterans know how dig in and get the job done. The work at home is much more valuable when we do it together and share the load.  You haven't lost touch with your fellow soldiers, you have a country filled with many that want to serve with you.  You are up to the task, join the outreach."    Jurene Mason, USAF Vet

This service is offered to all veterans, and military community by a Vietnam/Desert Storm Veteran.  Speaking as One Veteran to Another, thank you for serving in the military. Now lets help each other heal and continue to serve on our home front with integrity, honor and dedication.