If you are experiencing a crisis or an emergency,
dial 988 or +1 (984) 217-5058
Mental Health & Wellness Resources
For Veterans & Active Duty Military
SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES
If you are experiencing a crisis or an emergency, please dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room. You may also access help @ 988 or
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stopsoldiersuicide.org or (984) 217-5058
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Goroger.org
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Lifeline Crisis Chat (Online live messaging): https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/
How you can help support our veterans:
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Help veterans find the health care and mental wellness care they need
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Help veterans find other support resources like animal assisted therapy
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Help veterans who are homeless
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Help veterans develop a support network
Who is United Warriors?
United Warriors is a 501(c)(3) providing mental health and wellness resources to Veterans and active-duty military
These centralized mental health and wellness resources promote mental health and wellness, increase mental health protection, and should help reduce Veteran suicide risk. This digital resource collection aims to promote effective treatment and recovery. The goal of this resource is to help reduce Veteran and military suicide and improve overall mental well-being.
Why United Warriors?
United Warriors is committed to helping all veterans find the mental health and wellness resources they need. If you are looking for a resource and don’t find it on this site, please complete the contact us form and we will work to help you find the resource you need.
AIDS Crisis Line: +1 (800) 221-7044
Trevor Crisis Hotline: +1 (866) 488-7386
Testimonials
Ed B.
United Warriors helped connect me to a faith based community when I had no support system.
Dan W.
United Warriors helped me find animal assisted therapy when I was unable to get the resources I needed. Thank you!
James G.
United Warriors helped me find a therapist when I needed one
About the Founder
Melissa Kearney is an active-duty Army Veteran who has practiced law for more than twenty-five years. Melissa has a passion for serving Veterans. After volunteering at local VA hospitals, she became aware of the recent growth in Veteran anxiety, depression, and suicide. She returned to school and received her master’s degree in clinical psychology. During that process, Melissa initiated the development of this site to bring mental health and wellness resources into one central location.
