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For many veterans, healing starts with connection. From conversations to peer support groups, WWP helps veterans find community and reminds them they’re never alone: wwp.news/48XXBzd

Jennifer Jenkins was there for her warrior every step of the way, but she needed support, too. Through WWP, she found a community that reminded her she wasn’t alone. Read her story: wwp.news/3QRxHXH

Established in 1950, #ArmedForcesDay is the only military holiday that honors all military branches at once. Whether home or abroad, we are grateful for your service. 🇺🇸 Which branch is part of your story?

Back on the board and doing what he loves. After losing his foot during deployment, Navy veteran Harley Meagley turned to skateboarding as an outlet for healing and a way to feel like himself again. Now, he’s using his story to inspire military kids and grow the adaptive skateboarding community. Harley’s story is what Warriors Doing Hard Things, presented by @MojoPouches, is all about.

250 years later and the spirit of service is still moving forward. Today, wounded warriors begin a 1,000-mile ride to honor America's 250th birthday. Follow this 16-day journey of Soldier Ride 250, presented by @NFL, on our Instagram stories. #SalutetoService

For these veterans, healing looked like swimming alongside manta rays and a whale shark. @AP captured how a day in the water at @GeorgiaAquarium helped warriors feel weightless, free, and connected again. Watch the video and story: apnews.com/article/wounde…

Unseen wounds are still real. Isolation felt safer than reaching out when veteran Melissa McMahon came home from Afghanistan carrying pain. Connection changed that. This Mental Health Awareness Month, support is within reach: wwp.news/49fZCXv

Jay, thank you for sharing this so courageously. Your faith, your service, and your voice matter—and the hope you’re spreading through pain is powerful. You deserve care that respects your beliefs and your lived experience. Wounded Warrior Project is here for you, and you can reach out to our Resource Center anytime to talk and find support: 💬 Chat: 9 AM–7 PM EST 📞 Call: 888.997.2586, Monday–Friday, 9 AM–9 PM EST (Closed on national holidays) You’re not alone. We’re ready to listen.

I am no longer ashamed to say my VA record includes MST-related trauma. For Veterans like me, trust, dignity, privacy, control, and faith matter in treatment. Jesus Christ and prayer in His name are central to my survival. VA must offer trauma-informed, faith-respectful care for Veterans who request it — not treat faith like a side issue or a symptom. This is about recovery, suicide prevention, and helping Veterans live. @DeptVetAffairs @SecVetAffairs @VAOIG @WhiteHouse @HHSGov @HHSOCR @TheJusticeDept @CivilRights @USGAO @PVA1946 @wwp @Tunnel2Towers @wsbtv @FOX5Atlanta @11AliveNews @ATLNewsFirst @ajc @ossoff @SenatorWarnock #VA #VHA #VAOIG #Veterans #DisabledVeterans #MST #MilitarySexualTrauma #FaithBasedCare #ChristianVeterans #MentalHealth #SuicidePrevention #TraumaInformedCare #PatientSafety #VAAccountability #Accessibility #CivilRights #Atlanta #Georgia

America will always be a nation that calls to God in prayer.

Watch the story about Jodie Knox, a retired U.S. Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander that took on a new life challenge: bicycling 2,100 miles across America to raise money for wounded warriors. fox5dc.com/video/fmc-un3r…

Celebrating all the incredible moms who inspire us every day. Happy Mother’s Day! ❤️

400 meters. 29 squats. 7 rounds. 4/29/07 is the day 1stLt Travis Manion, USMC, gave the ultimate sacrifice during his second deployment to Iraq. WWP is proud to honor his legacy with @TMFoundation. How are you showing out on #NationalFitnessDay? Share👇

We are honoring the strength and resilience of military spouses today. Thank you for all that you do. 👇 Tag a military spouse to thank them!

For many veterans, the heightened awareness developed during military service doesn’t simply switch off after returning home. Learn more about anxiety symptoms, triggers, and support resources for warriors and families: wwp.news/4drgWvf

Army Reserve veteran Keara Torkelson spent years working toward healing after being injured. What helped most? Connecting to people who understood her experiences made her feel seen. Read more about her story during Mental Health Awareness Month: wwp.news/4mZPGqX

@gulfghoulie @tiltify Amazing! Please feel free to connect with WWP at wwpfundraise@woundedwarriorproject.org - we would love to hear more!

This is SUPER tentaive (i'm still ironing out collab dets and times) but so far this is what the Charity Stream Birthday Week will look like! All donations will go through @tiltify This will go from 5/4-5/8 for the Wounded Warrior Project!!!

The path forward doesn’t always look the way you expect. After losing his foot during deployment, Navy veteran Harley Meagley found his way back through skateboarding. Today, he’s giving that opportunity to military kids. Warriors Doing Hard Things, presented by @MojoPouches, honors that resilience. His story: wwp.news/4cXJR8M

Get ready! Our WWP Carry Forward truck is hitting the road to bring the 5K to four cities across the country: 📍 San Diego, CA- August 15 📍 San Antonio, TX- September 26 📍 Nashville, TN- October 10 📍 Jacksonville, FL- November 7 Get your squad together and let's put the mission in motion: wwp.news/4mPGd5h

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we know connection heals. Too many veterans carry the weight of unaddressed mental health challenges in silence. Air Force veteran Bill Thomas found that connecting with other warriors made him feel understood, and it changed everything for him and his family. Find your next step: wwp.news/42rn54e

Connection doesn’t always start with conversation. Sometimes it starts with a simple rhythm. Army veteran Lisa Mannion uses music to help fellow veterans rebuild confidence and community. Read how Lisa is using music to build connection and find healing: wwp.news/42qQOdA

Army veteran Michael Matthews came home carrying the weight of his experiences in silence because stigma made it easier not to speak. No one is meant to carry it alone. Connection heals. This Mental Health Awareness Month, we're sharing stories of warriors living that truth. Find resources to build mental health resilience: wwp.news/3QpledF