Leonie Industries is proud supporter of the Wounded Warriors Foundation
Leonie Industries, an international firm which specializes in helping their clients understand and communicate with local people in diverse or inaccessible areas around the world through innovative, culturally-attuned global strategic communication solutions, along with Social Media Outreach is proud to announce their support of the Wounded Warriors Project.
The Wounded Warriors Project is dedicated to serving military members who received a service-related wound, injury or illness after September 11, 2001 and creating the most successful and well-adjusted group of wounded service members in history.
To do this, the Wounded Warriors Project focuses on three major goals:
● Raising awareness of wounded service members unique needs and how the public can help them
● To help injured service members provide support and aid to each other
● To provider programs and services that will directly contribute to helping injured service members
Since its founding, the Wounded Warriors Project has served over 17,500 wounded service members and almost 2,000 of their family members.
The Wounded Warriors Project focuses on four main components to improve veteran’s lives: mind, body, economic empowerment, and engagement.
To enhance wounded service members minds, Wounded Warriors Project has several combat stress recovery programs including Project Odyssey, Restore Warriors and family support programs. Project Odyssey allows wounded servicemen to overcome combat stress by participating in outdoor retreats. Restore Warriors is an online resource that contains resources and self-help strategies for dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder, combat and operational stress or depression.
To promote recovery of a wounded warrior’s body, the organization promotes adaptive sports including Solider Ride, an annual cycling event for injured servicemen, and secondary rehabilitation.
To help veterans finding meaningful career employment, the Wounded Warriors Project offers higher education classes, information technology training, and employment assistance services. The Warriors to Work program helps servicemen transition back into the civilian workforce by providing career counseling and job placement.
To foster pride and activism, Wounded Warriors helps injured veterans understand what government resources are available to them, provider peer mentorship and promote political involvement regarding veteran’s issues at both a national and local level.
To help Leonie Industries & Social Media Outreach help The Wounded Warriors Project serve more veterans, please visit www.woundedwarriorproject.org to see how you can help.
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