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Adaptive outdoors program helps veterans develop a new mindset – Mountain Xpress
“The goal is emotional and psychological growth, not just athletic achievement," says Megan Wayne, principal consultant of Unbroken Spirit, a nonprofit that offers free courses to veterans to assist them in their transition from military to civilian life.
Local veteran check-in program expanded
Though Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Month concluded in June, the needs of veterans will always remain. In Young County, local buddy checks with veterans are expanding to be held each month.Young County Veterans Service Officer Adam LaVine, in coordination with American Legion Post 34, held buddy checks for veterans throughout the month of June.
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