Safe Call Now is a 24-hour crisis referral service created to prevent police and first responders from feeling alone during a crisis. For first responders nationwide, Safe Call Now provides assistance and referral to programs where treatment and healing can take place. Warriors Heart has created a partnership with Safe Call Now in order to provide support and assistance to warriors from across the country.
As of April 6th, Warriors Heart has officially opened its doors to millions of warriors in need of healing. Our dedicated team has been working hard at providing a fully inclusive environment for warriors in many walks of life to recover from various physical and mental ailments as well as substance addictions. We have been licensed by the state of Texas to run the first private residential treatment program in the US for Warriors Only in Bandera, Texas.
We’ve also been featured in the Bandera Bulletin!
Warriors Heart is proud to announce the formation of the Operation Warriors Heart Foundation. By helping supplement costs during the healing process more veterans will be able to heal with dignity and respect without having to worry about insurance or private funding.
To support the 13.3 million warriors suffering from addiction and PTSD in the US, Warriors Heart announces they have acquired a 543-acre ranch in Bandera, Texas, that will be the first ever private healing center in the US for warriors only.
In sync with Veterans Day (Nov 11, 2015), Warriors Heart announces the first dedicated private healing center in the U.S. will open just outside San Antonio, Texas, in early 2016. The focus of Warriors Heart is to serve the men and women who are warriors: veterans, military, first responders, police, other law enforcement agencies and civilian warriors…
Elder Heart veterans are raising awareness of the shocking fact that 22 Vets a day commit suicide by launching a Mission 22 holiday campaign. The goal is to let all Vets know there is help out there, end veteran suicide, and ramp up the support during the holidays.
Recovering from trauma and addiction calls for incredible amounts of inner-strength and self-discipline. Warriors have to pull courage from everything around them. In addition to the support of family, friends, physicians, and therapists, our warriors need a relaxing atmosphere in which they can rediscover themselves and their inner peace. To accommodate this need, our organization’s…
