Blog Post

PTSD Awareness Month
Posted by Jason Hansman on June 28 2012

As PTSD Awareness Month comes to a close, it's imperative to continue to look out for ourselves and each other because nobody should ever suffer from an invisible injury in isolation. If you feel that you, or somebody you know, is struggling with readjustment, please know that you are never alone. We at IAVA have your back and want to make sure you have every resource you may need at your disposal. Get the facts, and if necessary, the support you need. PTSD Awareness Month may end this week, but we must remain cognizant of PTSD awareness everyday. Below are some organizations we trust.

IAVA's Community of Veterans offers peer to peer support in an exclusive online community.
The Veterans Crisis Line connects veterans in crisis, as well as their family and friends, with qualified and caring Department of Veterans Affairs responders. Call 1-800-273-8255 and press 1, chat online or text 838255to receive confidential support 24 hours a day.
Give an Hour connects military personnel and their families with free mental health services in their area.
VetCenters, run by the Department of Veterans Affairs, offer counseling and readjustment services in over 300 neighborhoods throughout the country and surrounding territories.
Get the facts at Make The Connection, an organization providing information, stories and resources on issues affecting veterans and their families.