2011 VWWP Progress Report

Healing Invisible Wounds: Programs Help Rural Vets with PTSD and Depression

By 2008, nearly 20 percent of military service members nationwide had returned from Iraq and Afghanistan reporting symptoms of PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) or major depression, according to the report, Invisible Wounds of War. Yet, only slightly more than 50 percent have sought treatment.

Kognito Interactive: online training simulation

The Virginia Wounded Warrior Program Region I, in collaboration with the Virginia Department of Health, and Kognito Interactive, has launched the Family of Heroes program, an interactive online training simulation.

BIAV Conference; VWWP Participation

Brain Injury Association of Virginia (BIAV) Conference

The Green Zone: A Program to Support Military Students on Campus

With the advent of the new Post-9/11 GI Bill, many colleges and universities have seen significant growth in the numbers of veterans and other military students on their campuses.

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Kevin Williams Profile

Mr. Williams is a Wounded Warrior Peer Support Specialist with the Virginia Wounded Warrior Program. He earned a Bachelors of Science Degree in Healthcare Management from Park University, a Masters of Arts Degree in Management from Regent University, and Graduate Certificates in Federal Mediation from George Mason University and Project Management from Villanova University, Mr. Williams completed a 24 year US Navy career as a member of the Navy Medicine Team with service in the Gulf War and Operation Enduring Freedom.

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