WELCOME TO OPERATION REVAMP & THE VETERANS ART CENTER
The winning Raffle Ticket drawn Veterans Day, November 11, for the $350 gift basket is 704585 Operation Revamp, Inc is committed to raising public awareness of the hidden wounds of war and the difficulties facing our returning veterans. Our Purpose is also to establish a variety of programs to assist the military, veterans and families, to help them heal and to provide reintegration support. Operation Revamp, Inc is committed to raising public awareness of the hidden wounds of war and the difficulties facing our returning veterans. Our Purpose is also to establish a variety of programs to assist the military, veterans and families, to help them heal and to provide reintegration support.
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Our 2019 - 2020 Required Support
June 30 2019-July 1 2020
Goal: $52,224.00
Collected: $16,633.08
32%
PTSD is not about what you do but is about what happened to you. The same is true for many emotional disorders and art provides a vehicle for working through the issues and healing the scars from the inside out. We do not offer art therapy nor are we offering a replacement for any current therapy. We do offer the complementary opportunity to explore art and its effectiveness in recovery. There are no requirements to participate in our programs other than a desire to participate. Our mission is wellness for those suffering from PTSD, TBI, MST, Major Depression, Substance Abuse and many other mental or emotional disorders. Homeless and Unemployment are included because they are often symptoms of mental disorders. Suicide is also a symptom and healing must take place. We are here to Help the Veterans Heal - along with family members and friends affected by the veteran’s struggles. Our programs evolve as needed to achieve our mission. No prescription required.
We provide a variety of links and resources for veterans and community regarding PTSD, TBI, MST, Substance Abuse, and Depression. Veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder who are also battling drug or alcohol problems face a higher risk of death, according to new research. |