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May is and we are happy to offer so many options for mental health services, including organizations that focus on counseling, community, and more.

🚀Launch the full directory: https://hubs.ly/Q03nXnZD0

Thank you to Derek of The Fire Watch along with his wife Amy, who is also a veteran for being at The Link tonight for Watch Stander training. If you missed it and are still interested, the training is available virtually on their website.

We are proud to be a part of the Northeast Florida community that is so supportive of the veteran community!

What if, instead of thinking about su***de prevention, we think more about increasing our kindness and connection?

Join us on Tuesday, May 20 at The Link in Nocatee for a one-hour training session on how to listen and talk with a person in a mental health crisis, as well as tools and resources to share. These are things that are useful for veterans and civilians alike.

We hope you will join us. Check it out 👇
https://hubs.ly/Q03mYjmR0

That's all it takes. One hour to learn more about the warning signs of a person in crisis, as well as things you can say to help steer them in the right direction. It might seem small, but that you may be the one to help save a life.

Join us for Watch Stander training hosted by The Fire Watch at The Link in Nocatee on Tuesday, May 20 at 5:30.

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4 Myths About Watch Stander Training — and the Truth That Could Save a Life
You don’t need special skills, military experience, or even a long list of veteran friends to make a difference. Becoming a Watch Stander means learning how to recognize when a veteran might be in crisis—and how to guide them to the help they need.

✅ Free training
🕒 Just one hour
🌐 Available in person or online
📍 Especially impactful here in Northeast Florida, where nearly 8% of the population are veterans

Since 2019, The Fire Watch has helped reduce veteran su***des in our region by 40%. Your support truly matters.
👉 Learn more or sign up today https://hubs.ly/Q03lBlCS0

Horses4Heroes offers affordable equestrian and mental health programs for children, teens, veterans, first responders, and at-risk individuals. At The Ranch Las Vegas, participants engage in riding and non-riding activities that build confidence, communication, leadership, and teamwork. Through the healing power of horses, Horses4Heroes empowers individuals to confront challenges like PTSD and domestic violence, fostering self-awareness and resilience.



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The Marcus Institute for Brain Health (MIBH) helps veterans, service members, and first responders recover from mild to moderate brain injuries and mental health challenges like PTSD, depression, and anxiety. They welcome individuals from all military backgrounds, including those with Other Than Honorable or Dishonorable discharges. MIBH’s intensive outpatient program blends medical care with proven therapies, creating a personalized plan for each person. Their team focuses on healing the whole person and supporting families with education and resources.

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There are more than 1.6 million military children who face many challenges and unique experiences as a result of their parents' service including deployments, frequent moves, and the mental health challenges that can come from that lifestyle.

To celebrate these brave and unsung heroes, the Department of Defense designated April as the Month of the Military Child. We celebrate the sacrifice of these kids and their families.