Wounded Warriors Family Support (WWFS)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Omaha, NE).
(402) 502-7557 · more numbers below
Wounded Warriors Family Support is a veteran-run nonprofit based in Omaha, Nebraska. It helps the families of combat-wounded veterans with caregiver relief, vehicle grants, family trips, free welding training, and a new assisted-living home. Its programs are open to eligible families across the United States, but the pages do not list an Atlanta office.
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What they offer 6
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Caregiver Respite Program for US Military Veteran FamiliesProgram
Gives financial relief and support services to family members who care every day for wounded veterans.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Dunham HouseProgram
Dunham House is an assisted-living home in Omaha built only for combat-wounded veterans, including those with brain injury or multiple serious injuries. It was set to open in Fall 2026 and is taking resident applications.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Family Retreats at Universal Orlando ResortProgram
Eligible veteran families with children get 2-day passes to both Universal Orlando parks and two parking passes. Families pay for their own travel, food and lodging. The page says 2026 has been filled.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Mobility is Freedom - Mobility Equipped Vehicles for US Military Veterans with Amputation(s)Service
Gives vehicle grants so combat-wounded veterans can have mobility-equipped transportation. Grants average about $30,000.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
StaycationsProgram
A local break for wounded veterans and their families, where the family picks the date, time and place. The program is temporarily paused because so many families applied.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Veterans Welding Training ProgramProgram
A free six-week welding course for selected veterans, run with UAW-Ford in Lincoln Park, Michigan. Students train and test for welding certification to prepare for apprenticeships and entry-level jobs.
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