Asking For Help Is Not
A Sign Of Weakness

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Our veteran program is open to all veterans, with a particular focus on those diagnosed with PTSD or dealing with substance abuse, to help combat mental health issues. While we prioritize these high-need cases, we remain committed to assisting any veteran who seeks support. Located in the rural Imperial County, which is home to approximately 6,500 veterans, we have been able to serve 167 veterans despite funding constraints. As one of the only veteran-run service providers in the valley, we ensure that all veterans, regardless of their background, have undeterred access to the support and resources they need.
 

Fitness, Nutrition & Prayer Saved My Life

Reps4Vets Graduate Testimony
Reps4Vets Graduate Testimony

You've Got To Do It For Yourself


Don, a U.S. Army Veteran, and his wife, Sharon, talk about how deployments affected their relationship.

Find out how Sharon encouraged Don to seek help for PTSD so they could live a happier, healthier life together.

A Lot Of Us Who Have PTSD Are In Denial

Negative public opinion for the Gulf War had an impact on Michael. Some people looked down on his service.

He had trouble finding work, felt on-edge, and angry. After his wife died, things got worse.

Hear how a VA nurse helped Michael get over concerns about seeing a mental health professional and guided him on the path to PTSD recovery. 

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