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Programs

Our programs are here to support you at every step, so let’s get started. Take a look at our veteran support programs, and get the right support for where you’re at right now.


 We actively seek and find those in need and bring them into the community so they don’t fight their own demons alone. Through collaborative programs such as our service dog program, lifelong tools and training are offered to help ensure a brighter future. A future filled with the ability to go out in public, take the children to sporting events and spend time with the family. Something long lost and forgotten to those who struggle with PTSD. We do this as a community strengthened through a bond thicker than words and born through battles untold.

Service Dogs Helping Veterans

Last year we were able to place and train 14 service dogs with those in need. We continue to grow our community offering support and training for continued growth and help. With every great cause comes the fire and of a story. This emboldens and stirs in the soul, something untold. It drives the action beyond our own selfish desires. 


If you are a veteran or first responder who is interested in applying for a PTSD service dog, please review the following information to determine if you meet our eligibility requirements.  Our service dog for PTSD program serves veterans with combat-related PTSD and first-responders with work-related PTSD.

  • You have served in any of the branches of the U.S. Armed Forces from any era, and have received an honorable discharge.
  • You are a first responder who has a work-related disability.
  • Applicants with a PTSD diagnosis are required to be in consistent ongoing counseling and have been under the consistent care of a Mental Health Professional for a minimum of 1 year, prior to applying. 
  • Applicants with a history of substance abuse must be abstinent from all substances for a minimum of 1 year to apply.   
  • You can independently attend our two-week residential training program.
  • You are dedicated to maintaining the dog’s training throughout the life of the team and can provide for the well-being of the dog, approximately $100 per month.
  • You are able to meet the needs of an Assistance Dog, and have an appropriate support system in place to do so if/when you are unable to yourself.

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