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WARRIOR TRANSITION
LEADERSHIP program flagship program Return to Honor;
Combat Transition Trainings Designed by Vets for Vets, No Rank, No Uniform, Free
Meals & Lodging, please visit our website for details of the next programme
dates.
Freedom and Honor programs are dedicated to the lives of those
who serve our nation, their families and the military organizations that support
them. Our focus is providing transition (Yellow Ribbon) support, leadership and
education to facilitate healthy and productive lives, whether active duty or
civilian.
Freedom and Honor is a part of
the Philadelphia Veterans Multi-Service & Education Center 501c3
pvmsec.org. We value leadership and understand the courage of
returning veterans in transition. We offer safe, confidential
peer-to-peer, hands-on approach through a variety of workshops and trainings.
THESE ARE NOT MENTAL HEALTH programs but facilitated leadership trainings.
c/o Philadelphia Veterans Multi-Service & Education
Center
213-217 N. 4th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Martin Richardson (610-717-7797) mrichardson@returntohonorworkshop.com
Nancy McGrory (610-952-2595) nancy@freedomandhonor.org
http://www.freedomandhonor.org/
"Veterans
Wives and Families" This is a website that is dedicated to the
men and women who served past, present and future.
It is an American based website which encompasses all branches of the Armed Forces and has lots of great information and superb links to other agency's, websites and support services which are there to help anyone who needs a helping hand.
Please go to her site by clicking the following link:
Operational
Help! This was a web site set up by a wonderful lady called Betty
Davies. She offered on-line help and support for American servicemen &
women.
Unfortunately this website is not longer in operation but I would like to thank Betty for all the help she provided me (in the UK) and the many thousands of other servicemen & Women from America and around the world.
Little
Mouse On The Prairie! This was a web site also for mainly American
servicemen & women, but also had an international chat room where a kind
independent person can talk you through your problems.
Unfortunately this website is not longer in operation but I would like to thank Marci for all the help she provided me (in the UK) and the many thousands of other servicemen & Women from Veterans Around the World.
"Women Veterans' Health" at Suite101.com dealt with health issues for ex-servicewomen in the United States of America but also the United Kingdom and Canada, with other countries to be added.
The site offered a new feature health article weekly, health news stories and announcements, discussions and links to other web sites.
There was information on breast cancer, fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Agent Orange, Gulf War Syndrome, PTSD, sexual trauma and abuse, spiritual health, disabilities, legal aid and appeals, health financial aid, government agencies and gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered disabled veterans.
The editor, a disabled woman veteran
herself, was working to give the page an international flavour and to make it
more helpful to women veterans everywhere.
"Unfortunately Sandy died November 10th 2001 so this website is no longer in operation"
I have created a permanent tribute in Sandy's memory (please click her button).
Sandy, you were a wonderful lady who touched many hearts and helped thousands of people.
You will be truly missed