There are currently about 12 million people in the United States living with PTSD.
Even though PTSD treatments are effective and accessible, most people don’t get the help they need. Help spread the word that PTSD treatments are available. Everyone with PTSD—whether they are a Veteran or civilian survivor of sexual assault, serious accident, natural disaster, or other traumatic event—needs to know that treatments really do work and can lead to a better quality of life.
Help the National Center for PTSD raise awareness about the many different treatment options available. Make the pledge to Raise PTSD Awareness
For more information, visit the PTSD website.
TTM received $2,000.00 Donation from Sons of the American Legion Newport Harbor Squadron 291.From The Sons of the American Legion Newport Harbor Squadron 291:
“The Sons of the American Legion Newport Harbor Squadron 291 voted this month to donate $2,000.00 to Tender Touch Ministries. We appreciate all that your group does to support military families.”
The OCVMFC Children and Families Working Group has announced:
We are excited to share that we will be having the 2023 Orange County Month of the Military Child Celebration on Sat. April 29, 2023. This will be an in-person event at Cottonwood Church in Los Alamitos, CA.
See the flyers below for information on the 2023 OC Month of the Military Child Celebration, as well as how individuals/agencies can help support this special event .
Did you know that 90% of female veterans still have not registered with the Military Women’s Memorial?
Preserve your place, or the place of a service woman that you know, in history today.
Please visit: https://myaccount.womensmemorial.org/nc__createaccount
Please visit: https://myaccount.womensmemorial.org/nc__createaccount
Starting this month, veterans in acute suicidal crisis will be able to go to any VA or non-VA health care facility for emergency health care at no cost – including inpatient or crisis residential care for up to 30 days and outpatient care for up to 90 days. Veterans do not need to be enrolled in the VA system to use this benefit.
This expansion of care will help prevent Veteran suicide by guaranteeing no cost, world-class care to Veterans in times of crisis. It will also
increase access to acute suicide care for up to 9 million Veterans who are not currently enrolled in VA.
Download the full VA Press Release for more information by clicking here (PDF).
The Orange County Veterans and Military Families Collaborative (OCVMFC) is here to serve as a bridge connecting veterans, active duty and reserve service members, and military family members to quality resources, benefits, services, and opportunities within the community of Orange County California.
