MEASURED IMPACT
When a vet saves a child, the child saves a vet.
In the final phase of Project 360º veterans find closure through atonement, by helping a child victim of war to rebuild their life. Through this process, vets learn to redefine PTSD. Instead of sedating symptoms with VA prescribed drugs, they learn to accept trauma as a natural state of emotion they should feel, until they choose to take action toward resolving it. In short: when a veteran heals a child, the child heals the veteran.
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Department of Veterans Affairs
Verified data comprised of 55 million veteran medical records, released by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, indicating an average of 20 veteran suicides per day.
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The medical publication’s clinical report on combat-related guilt, as a significant predictor for veteran suicide.
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The international news agency reports more than one-quarter of children living in war-zones suffer the same chronic PTSD symptoms as combat veterans.
