Wounded Warrior Project's Impact

Wounded Warrior Project Honors Peer Leader of the Year

Wounded Warrior Project^® (WWP) announced Ernestor "Tito" Cortez is the Rusty Baggett Peer Leader of the year. Tito served 24 years in the Army, but caring for his troops didn't end when he retired from the military. Tito regularly demonstrates his selfless dedication as a peer leader for WWP™ serves as a selfless leader.

Woman Warrior Embraces Creativity to Manage Post-Military Emotions

A neck injury led to her medical retirement in 2005. Yolanda admits she struggled with transitioning to civilian life, especially as she tried to manage chronic pain from other service-related injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Eventually, she embraced the essential elements of her right brain to heal.

Veteran Cultivates Creativity to Address PTSD Symptoms

When Air Force veteran Tim McDonough grabs his special bonsai tree scissors, his mind zeros in on the little branches of the plant he’s about to trim. In the kitchen, the rush of incoming orders leaves no room for intrusive thoughts. Both of these creative outlets offer Tim a retreat from the turmoil he experienced during and after his military service.

Myths Busted: Registering With Wounded Warrior Project

Have you ever wondered if you or a loved one is eligible to register for WWP's free programs and services? Or have you ever been confused about the registration process? It’s time we address these misunderstandings and refute the myths and misconceptions.

The Senator Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act

The Senator Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act is an omnibus veterans bill, meaning it contains a series of proposals focused on veterans. Many of the key sections in the bill were previously introduced in Congress, such as the similarly named Elizabeth Dole Home Care Act but are now combined under this one comprehensive bill.