PTSD Foundation of America

Camp HopeProgram

A free housing program in Houston, Texas, where veterans live for about six to nine months. Residents get counseling, weekly sessions with licensed health staff, mentoring, and help getting ready for work and home life.

National NavigationService

A team that helps veterans by phone and video when no chapter is close by. They run warrior support groups, help find resources, pair veterans with peer mentors, and help with travel plans for Camp Hope.

National Navigation and Outreach for VeteransService

Veterans with combat trauma can get virtual support, mentoring, and help connecting to resources even if they live far from a local chapter, at no cost. Local outreach chapters also offer peer support groups, crisis help, and connections to the Camp Hope residential program for veterans and their families.

Outreach Chapters and Warrior Support GroupsProgram

Local chapters help veterans who struggle with post-traumatic stress. They offer peer support, groups led by warriors, and crisis help. They connect people to Camp Hope when they qualify. The foundation says it has a chapter in Atlanta.

PTSD Veteran Crisis LineService

A phone line that is open all day and night. A combat veteran answers when you call. It is for veterans who are struggling with combat trauma or having thoughts of suicide.

Transition Coordinators and Family SupportService

Staff who help families of Camp Hope residents. They give peer counseling, teach about PTSD and substance use, help build support networks and money skills, and keep helping after the veteran leaves.

Volunteering with the FoundationProgram

People can give time at Camp Hope, with a local chapter, at events, as a group facilitator, or as a skilled volunteer. Companies can hold a day of service at Camp Hope.