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Haven for Hero's (H2) is an inventive and essential not-for-profit association which helps Veterans who have sacrificed a lot to serve the country at war in foreign lands.Veterans are dealing with Prolonged Grief Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injuries. They may experience unwanted memories, volatile behavior, poor sleep, suspicion, withdrawal, and have higher rates of drug and alcohol disorders. Physical reactions include chronic pain; digestive disturbances, Gulf War Illness, and respiratory disease. Physical disabilities include amputation and spinal cord injuries.So let take a good step towards them and donate something which help them.<br>
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What they are doing after returning from the war. It doesn’t matter if you are an American veteran or from one of our allied nations. We all seem to have the same concerns that we have to deal with as a result of our service. Some veterans will have to deal with all of these problems. Others may only have to deal with one as is the case with getting a job or starting a business once one has achieved his/her service. The key here to dealing with all of these issues is to develop programs that provide more personalized consideration for veterans and actually work to solve the problem.
1. PTS/PTSD/Emotional Issues/Suicide Although there are several veterans who undergo Post Traumatic Stress and other concerns as the result of the war, there are many who have traumas, like me, that goes back to childhood. Although of what trauma or traumas the veteran suffered, it is essential to originate a treatment plan that helps the veteran to get immeasurable. Key here is for the veteran to recognize his/her individualized trauma history. Once the traumas have been recognized, then the veteran must work through each trauma.
2. Benefits/Claims Benefits vary from country to country with various methods for handling benefits and claims. Veteran status also varies from country to country, and so it is necessary to consult the respective government agency in your country to find out what is available and Donate for Homeless Veterans. 3. Short-Term Needs Short term needs include paying bills, rent, and utilities. What I learned from living homeless is that veterans have to fight for the same resources accessible in their communities that are also offered to civilians. Veterans must meet the same qualifications as civilians in order to receive these benefits. Oftentimes veterans have various needs or needs that are more bizarre to their service, and community programs cannot match these needs.
3. Short-Term Needs Short term needs include paying bills, rent, and utilities. What I learned from living homeless is that veterans have to fight for the same resources accessible in their communities that are also offered to civilians. Veterans must meet the same qualifications as civilians in order to receive these benefits. Oftentimes veterans have various needs or needs that are more bizarre to their service, and community programs cannot match these needs.
4. Homelessness Homelessness is a problem for veterans worldwide. Fixing this issue is often complicated and complex because it is often tied to alcohol and drug abuse as well as Post Traumatic Stress and other mental health issues veterans may have. Having a wicked record may also prevent a veteran from finding affordable accommodations or a landlord who will accept a veteran with a criminal record. In Virginia, there is many NGO which is work for Veterans So Donate to Nonprofit Organizations VA. 5. Jobs/Businesses Key to helping veterans overcome their problems is helping them find jobs or develop businesses that will help them have choices in every area of their lives. These options include healthcare, living conditions and overall well-being as well as supporting their families.
