Never underestimate the power of peer support
Let’s face it, court is a stressful place. Veterans Treatment Courts (VTCs) do an amazing job of relieving some of the stress our Veterans encounter when going to court, but the stress is still there. Our team is most recognized for bringing coffee and donuts before court and setting up a spot where people want to engage with each another and with us.
Something so small makes a big difference. Every time we show up to court with coffee and donuts, it encourages our veterans in the program and their mentors to communicate, and brings back one our core values from the military, camaraderie. In addition to our refreshments, we are providing mentorship to the participants in the Veterans Treatment Court program.
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Bringing structure, camaraderie, and purpose back to the Veteran community
At Warrior Now Inc we support our Veterans Treatment Courts (Commonly referred to as VTC) and what they are doing for our Veterans. The VTC is a problem solving court that is dedicated to helping our Veterans get the mental illness and addiction help they need while monitoring their progress through an intensive supervision program.
At Warrior Now Inc we support our Veterans Treatment Courts (Commonly referred to as VTC) and what they are doing for our Veterans. The VTC is a problem solving court that is dedicated to helping our Veterans get the mental illness and addiction help they need while monitoring their progress through an intensive supervision program.
Our core group is diverse. We are comprised of VTC Alumni, former police, and most importantly veteran supporters. Our cadre has completed the Justice for Vets Bootcamp and have adopted their teachings into our group. One of these concepts is the power of the three E’s, Engage, Encourage, and Empower. It is important for our veterans to be fully engaged in their recovery and mental health. Personal engagement leads to personal growth. We have to encourage all Veterans to be compliant not only in the VTC program but in life. We have to empower our Veterans in life. And finally, Warrior Now Inc added the A, accountability. We are Veterans of the United States of America. We took an oath to defend our country against enemies both foreign and domestic. Which means we must possess personal accountability beyond anything else.