Returning Healthy Veterans To America

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How you can help

The most impactful way you can help the National Center for Healthy Veterans in its mission is by referring a Veteran to our program. Referring a Veteran is easy: simply contact us at the telephone number or email address below or fill in and submit a referral form. Upon referral, a member of the Valor Farm Veteran Care Council (VCC) will contact you within 24 hours to conduct an initial telephone interview and initiate the application process. Upon receipt of the application, the VCC will conduct a screening, which includes a background check, records review, and an interview. The second way you can help NCHV is by funding our movement through a tax-deductible donation. You can also help by volunteering at Valor Farm.

Refer A veteran

Refer Now

Do you or your organization know a Veteran who is stuck in trauma or transition?

We Need Your Referrals!

Help us help Veterans in need and Return Healthy Veterans to America.

Contact Us To Refer A Patriot

To refer a Veteran to the NCHV Patriot Program please fill out the form below or email:  referral@healthyveterans.org to begin.  Our team will send referral documentation to you, and an application form to your referred Veteran.

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Please contact me. I would like to refer someone to your Patriot Program.

Benefits

  • Best Practice Resilience and Trauma Recovery Program
  • Community Living in Tiny Home Village
  • Counseling and Coaching
  • Equine Therapy
  • Holistic Veteran Health
  • Supportive Veteran Culture
  • Work Therapy on a Serene 339 Acre Farm and Ranch
  • Career Prep and Assistance

Referral Process

Referral-Process
Valor Farm Volunteers

What More Information About Volunteering?

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Volunteer at Valor Farm

Ready To Volunteer?

NCHV volunteers create a special community here at Valor Farm. From our regular volunteers who come weekly to help with cleaning or cooking to those who come once or twice a year as a church group or work organization. Many of our volunteers have mentioned how they get a sense of purpose coming and helping with our mission. Some have said, “This saved my life!” Over one-half of our volunteers are Veterans, all of whom give help or get help from others. NCHV volunteers now number over 700, an amazing show of community support. The NCHV volunteer movement is truly amazing, and we are truly grateful. Come join us!

If you have vocational or artistic skills and would like to help NCHV at Valor Farm with our mission to Return Healthy Veterans to America, please click on the button below to fill out the online application. Thank you!

Ways To Give

Fund The Movment

Stone Ridge Foundation (dba: National Center for Healthy Veterans) is a tax-exempt 501 (c) (3) (federal tax ID #84-2852661).
We are a vetted ministry operating within New Horizon’s Foundation (NHF) who has a Platinum GuideStar Rating.

All contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.

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Text to give at 719-445-8383
(Text: VETS $$$.$$, or NCHV $$$.$$)

Check or Donor Advised Fund (DAF) grant payable to:

Stone Ridge Foundation
(DBA) National Center for Healthy Veterans
P.O. Box 74, Altavista, VA 24517

Electronic Funds Transfer:
Please call: 888-317-4677
for routing and account information.

Other Ways to Give:

Planned Giving Instruments
Please call: 888-317-4677 for further information

Gifts in Kind
(labor, materiel, equipment, livestock, farm vehicles, et al)
Please call: 888-317-4677 for further information

Refer NCHV to others and host a local NCHV “Friendraiser.”

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Wall of Honor

We are also grateful to our many individual donors not reflected here.

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    In the last stage of the program Patriots learn about post graduation support and how to maintain balance in their new environments. They also conduct an outbound assessment of the outcome of their PDP and receive assistance transitioning to new employment and living arrangements.

    Key Activities or Objectives:

    • Outbound Assessments
    • Graduate Support Programs
    • Graduation
    Jobs for Life – A Faith-Based Approach to Career Preparation
    The National Center for Healthy Veterans (NCHV) offers a unique career preparation course called “Jobs for Life” during the third trimester of its program. This course goes beyond traditional career counseling by integrating biblical principles to instill a deeper understanding of the nature and purpose of work. 
     

    Key Activities or Objectives:

    • Transition Preparation
    • Career Preparation

    A nationally renowned, faith-based trauma healing course designed to help veterans of all eras and their families recover from the spiritual and moral wounds of war.

    Key Activities or Objectives:

    • Less Pain, Anger, Fatigue, Anxiety, and Depression.
    • More Forgiveness and Meaning
    • Better Social Participation and Connectedness
    • Quality of Life

    “The hospital fixed my body, but REBOOT fixed my soul. REBOOT sought out and resued the man I once was.”

    Trauma Healing For Everyone

    This one-of-a-kind course teaches you how to build bounce, weather the storm, and bounce back without getting stuck. This course is widely used in church and academic settings to build personal resilience.

    Key Activities or Objectives:

    • Preparing for the Storms of Life
    • Weathering the Storms
    • Bouncing Back
    • Navigating Adversity

    “We are often troubled, but not crushed; sometimes in doubt, but never in despair; there are many enemies, but we are never without a friend; and though badly hurt at times, we are not destroyed.”
    2 Corinthians 4:8-9

    Resilience: Learning to Bounce

    Intake, Inventory, and Assessment

    The Patriot onboarding period includes familiarization with the farm, its work, living, and recreational areas, an individual assessment, and creating the holistic Personal Development Plan.

    Key Activities or Objectives:

    • Onboard & Familiarization
    • Inbound Assessments
    • Personal Development Plan

    Returning Healthy Veterans to America