State Resources

The mission of Bond Fire Ranch is to provide a place where military personnel, veterans, and first responders, can heal, reconnect, and build resilience together.

Samsons Strength fosters independence and self-sufficiency for veterans through housing, job training, sustainable living, and equine therapy. Providing hands-on learning, rehabilitation, and community support to help veterans rebuild their futures.

Join AVAs network of veterans and affiliated groups championing healing and freedom throughout Alaska. Together, our aim is to foster healing and rejuvenation for veterans across the state, liberating them from the scars of military service. We seek to collaborate with veteran-owned businesses and other veteran-focused organizations to bolster and uplift our veterans across Alaska.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

Citrus Counseling Service provides counseling and classes for active duty, veterans and and their families

Front Sight is operated entirely by veterans where veterans and their families can find resources, camaraderie, trust and healing for their visible and invisible wounds.

Veterans Counseling Service provides counseling for PTSD, anxiety, suicide, trauma and major depressive disorder.

UCSD provides health care to veterans.

provides animal assisted therapy and therapy canines to warriors facing mobility challenges, PTSD or TBI

provides animal assisted therapy

The Mighty Oaks Foundation provides intensive peer-based discipleship through a series of programs, outpost meetings and speaking events.

UCSF Medical Center provides health care to veterans.

Warhorse Creek workshops are designed to provide Veterans with a meaningful and immersive experience centered around healing, personal growth, and connection.

Huntington Memorial Hospital provides health care to veterans.

Horse Sense & Healing, launched in 2010, is a 3-day equine-assisted workshop for Veterans and first responders struggling with posttraumatic stress (PTSD).

UCLA Medical Center provides non-VA health care to veterans.

UCLA Medical Center provides health care to veterans.

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Cedars Sinai Medical Center provides health care to veterans.

Cedars Sinai Medical Center provides health care to veterans.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

Pathlight provides individual treatment and programming across all levels of care to veterans.

Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center provides transition and employment assistance, behavioral health and wellness, supportive services to veterans, military members and their families.

Help for Heroes® delivers trauma-informed, evidence-based treatment designed to address the mental health and substance use needs of active-duty service members, veterans and first responders.

Project sanctuary offers an evidence-based program, treating the entire family, to active duty service members and veterans from all eras of service.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment.

The Beginner Equine Ground Program is an ongoing, 8-week introductory course designed for those with no prior horse experience. Through each session, you’ll develop tools for emotional regulation, breathing techniques, non-linear problem-solving, and holistic approaches to stress and communication.

Our Veterans Programs are provided at no cost to Veterans and their families, for up to 24 weeks based on available funding. We provide unmounted horsemanship programs for physical, emotional, social, recreational and educational gains.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

offering a wide variety of treatments for mental health concerns, including PTSD

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

providing equine facilitated psychotherapy, horses for Veterans horsemanship wellness program

The NRD connects service members, veterans, family members, and caregivers to vetted resources that support their recovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration or transition.

the founder of Beachwood is a veteran Naval officer with a history of PTSD; it is his objective to provide free services to as many veterans as possible

Tampa General Hospital is a 1,040-bed non-profit hospital, tertiary, research and academic medical center located on Davis Island in Tampa, Florida, servicing western Florida and the greater Tampa Bay region.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

The mission of the Fire Watch is to mobilize members to be vigilant to the concerns of veterans and to direct them to the support they need.

serve, support and advocate for Florida veterans to improve their quality of life

providing therapy and counseling for addiction, anxiety and PTSD

their skilled trauma informed therapists help individuals uncover, process and heal from the deep wounds trauma leaves behind

Advent Health is a top ranked hospital and accepts TRICARE

K9s For Warriors remains committed to ending Veteran suicide, raising awareness for invisible disabilities, and creating policy level reform.�

provides career, SkillBridge, and entrepreneurship opportunities for separating and retiring US service members, veterans, members of Florida National Guard and Reserves and their spouses

serving veterans, caregivers and families of veterans who incurred a physical or mental injury or illness on or after September 11, 2001

Operation Honor and Aid is a nonprofit supporting active‑duty service members and their families by connecting them to low‑cost or free counseling, community resources, and essential support services. We serve as a trusted connector, helping families navigate emotional, financial, and logistical challenges by providing referrals, guidance, and outreach. Our mission is to ensure no service member or family feels alone or unsure of where to turn.

Centerstone’s Military Services exists to break down barriers experienced by our nation’s service members and their families. We provide mental health support for our nation’s heroes— including active duty service members, veterans, and their family members. We are proud to offer our care to members of the military community regardless of the era in which they served or discharge status.

treating military veterans with equine assisted therapy

a dedicated program to address the unique mental health needs of veterans, including PTSD, anxiety, depression, substance use disorders

treating trauma, anxiety, substance abuse, addiction and PTSD

serving deployed service members, military families and veterans

At Vets Recover is dedicated to transforming the culture of care for service members, veterans, first responders, and their families.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

nonprofit focused on ensuring active duty military, veterans and first responders can live great lives in the aftermath of trauma

Help for Heroes® delivers trauma-informed, evidence-based treatment designed to address the mental health and substance use needs of active-duty service members, veterans and first responders.

This clinic offers services to veterans transitioning to civilian life experiencing anxiety, guilt and depression

Jory Irons Therapy, an Air Force veteran, provides EMDR, anxiety and PTSD counseling to veterans.

Blackhawk Family Counseling provide counseling services for anxiety and trauma.

Blue Star Ranch, founded by an equine therapist and her veteran husband, offers equine assisted therapy to veterans.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment.

The Relationship Therapy Center offers therapy for PTSD from combat.

Long Beach Medical Center provides health care to veterans.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment.

Interfaith Community Services provides emergency support services to veterans and is committed to ending homelessness, one family at a time.

The NRD connects service members, veterans, family members, and caregivers to resources that support their recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration or transition.

Saddleback supports military families and veterans.

UCSF Medical Center provides non-VA health care to veterans.

Soul Survivor Outdoor delivers the gospel to active duty service members by taking them off base into the outdoors through rock climbing, white water rafting and other outdoor activities.

Pawsitive Teams provides service dogs and therapy dogs for veterans.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment.

Hoag Medical Center provides health care to veterans.

Banyan offers telehealth and inpatient treatment for PTSD.

The Healing Horses for the Armed Forces program serves active duty, veterans and their family members free of charge.

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment.

All Points North offers world-class treatment for addiction, trauma and mental health.

Operation Restored Warrior stands with you as fellow veteran warriors, and walks the path with you to take on the enemies of anger, depression, cynicism, rage, and addictions.

The Vets Valor program provides Service Dogs for veterans with service-connected psychiatric/ physical disabilities.

Provides low to no-cost mental health care for eligible veterans and their families, including access to comprehensive case management support and referrals to deal with other stresses like unemployment, finances, housing, and legal issues.

CVN is a network of non-profit mental health clinics serving veterans and military families

Supportive Services for Veterans Families (SSVF) provides temporary and supportive services for low or no income veterans and veteran families. These programs aim to promote stability through assistance and support services to homeless veterans and those at risk for homelessness.

Broward Health is a Trauma Level I hospital located in Ft Lauderdale treating everything from life-saving acute care to planned elective procedures

HP Therapy Center is dedicated to serving veterans with PTSD and life altering injuries

The Island Dolphin Care program acknowledges the needs of veterans and their families. IDC provides the safety needed to assist veterans in their journey to heal from PTSD, injuries, wounded dreams, relationships, depression, anxiety, and stress.

Hero's Mile is an addiction recovery center for veterans suffering from substance use disorder. Each level of care is trauma informed to support veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and military sexual trauma (MST) in addition to other psychological and mental health challenges related to their military service.

provides emergency housing and supportive services for male veterans struggling with addiction, PTSD, TBI and physical limitations

Dogs for Life provides Service Dogs for Veterans who live in Indian River and St Lucie Counties in Florida “task trains” dogs to assist their veterans with hearing and mobility challenges, as well as the effects of Post Traumatic Stress (PTS).

Orlando Regional is a Trauma I hospital treating a wide range of general physical and behavioral health issues

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

Baptist is a Trauma Level II hospital located in Miami

providing therapy to help fight against depression, anxiety and other mental illness

committed to providing meals, lodging, access to medical care and job placement services for identified women veterans who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless

Fisher House provides housing for military and family while receiving medical treatment

offering treatment for PTSD

Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital is a fully integrated medical campus that includes diagnostic centers, outpatient surgery and a 24-hour emergency department located in a state-of-the-art hospital

providing mental health treatment, including PTSD

Provides programs and events for Special Operations Forces, veterans and their dependents who are coping with mild traumatic brain injuries (MTBI), combat post traumatic stress (PTS), and chronic pain. The Brian Bill Foundation's warrior healing program offers the opportunity to learn about the injuries, experience successful strategies, learn about and try cutting edge therapeutic support.

HSS is among the top ranked hospitals for both orthopedic and rheumatology care

providing trauma recovery and PTSD treatment options and care for individuals coping with trauma and PTSD

provides health care to veterans

Provides community outreach to Post-9/11 veterans and family members living in central Florida. Camaraderie Foundation offers programs for mental health counseling, family events, a mentor leadership program, and more.

Mayo Clinic is among the top ranked hospitals in many areas and accepts TRICARE