PROJECT 360º

An evidence-based program developed for veterans, by veterans. Here's how it works.

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PHASE 1. HEALTH

MENTORSHIP + MEDIATION

Phase 1 addresses the mental and emotional health factors that play a key role in a successful transition from military to civilian life. Upon entry, veterans are paired with a mentor who offers guidance and support during each phase of the program. Family mediation sessions are provided to help families cope with the challenges of having a loved-one return from war as a changed person.

A key aspect of Phase 1 includes integrated PTSD treatment. Clinical research conducted by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs highlights the correlation between PTSD and suicide among combat veterans, while considering comorbid diagnoses. Phase 1 integrates holistic treatments to manage PTSD symptoms, and reduce reliance on addictive prescription medications.

PHASE 2. SECURITY

EDUCATION + EMPLOYMENT

In Phase 2, we address security factors such as social, education, and employment needs through our community-based partnerships. Mentors play a key role in identifying a veterans educational and vocational goals, helps them apply for benefits, and enroll in Yellow-Ribbon certified schools.

For those in-need of developing new professional skills, Phase 2 offers a diverse selection of accredited training programs, followed by scheduled job interviews. These training and employment opportunities are made possible through our network of supporting companies operating in the local community.

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PHASE 3. PURPOSE

VOLUNTARY SERVICE

In Phase 3, veterans volunteer for a humanitarian mission, and are given the option to care for a child or veteran, that was wounded by war. This experience allows them to rediscover their sense of purpose, and have a positive impact on the lives of others.

The impact of this final phase, becomes evident through the humanitarian missions accomplished by Project 360º participants. These individuals not only understand the programs purpose, but also possess the unique qualifications necessary to achieve it.

DATA DRIVEN SOLUTIONS

Mentors keep a detailed record for each of their assigned veterans. By documenting milestones and breakthroughs, this record serves to improve the program for future participants, and provides donors with accurate and credible reporting, available on GuideStar. Hear it from the veterans themselves in the following testimonials.