| VIRGINIA WOUNDED WARRIOR PROGRAM (VWWP) |
The Virginia Wounded Warrior program is a unique state program, established by the Virginia General Assembly, per legislation promoted by Virginia chapters of MOAA, within the Joint Leadership Council of Veterans Services Organizations.
In addition to supporting the creation of the initiative, Virginia Chapters, including our own Virginia Peninsula chapter, help with fund raising.
Virginia Wounded Warrior Program staff work directly with the Community Services Boards and other state government agencies, to help Virginia veterans, Virginia National Guard and Virginia reservists and their families, when the veteran or service member has Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) or stress disorders such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). VWWP can also help active duty members in Virginia to a lesser degree, as those individuals generally receive federally-funded services.
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NEW REGIONAL DIRECTOR TO SPEAK AT VIPMOAA MEETING - 17 NOV 2011 - see "Meetings - Coming Soon" on this web site.
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The Wounded Warrior Project is different than the Virginia "program" and is headquartered in Jacksonville Florida. The Wounded Warrior Project is a non-profit organization that has a focus on increasing awareness.
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| Benefit "Run" for Wounded Warrior Project at Fort Monroe 24 Apr 2010, VIPMOAA member Melva Mallison with TRADOC Commanding General Martin Dempsey |
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