Improvements In Government Care, But Still Gaps

While the U.S. government has significantly improved the standard of care for our returning wounded, there are still gaps needing to be filled in their lives. Many Wounded Warriors with physical disabilities struggle to become productive members in the workplace and in their homes. While these veterans have physical disabilities, their hearts, minds, and spirits are alive and they want, deserve, and need to be nurtured. These men and women have selflessly sacrificed while serving our country, now it is our country’s responsibility to serve them.

The Purple Heart Project has an established partnership with Pharos Foundation, Inc, a not-for-profit, public charity organization under the IRS code 501(c)(3). The Purple Heart Project will provide highly trained and internationally certified Co-Active Coaches. Each Wounded Warrior will be matched to one of these coaches. Additionally, each veteran will be matched with a military liaison to assist the veteran through the military and veteran’s affairs labyrinth. This additional assistance will ensure the veteran has a path in handling veteran-related issues while at the same time, freeing their attention to focus on this whole life approach to improving their lives.