Homeward Deployed

Homeward Deployed supports the successful transition of our post-9/11 Veterans, Guard, and Reserve so that they thrive on Main Street, strengthening military families and Hometown America.  Homeward Deployed offers two portfolios of services:

Transition Boot Camp Portfolio: Putting Veterans, Guard, and Reserve to work in small businesses on Main Street America, where they actually live and where 100% of net new jobs are actually created, including entrepreneurship (self-employment) as an important pathway to economic resilience.

Preparing Veterans
      Transition Coaching
      Coaching-on-Campus

Community Mobilization
      Sea of Goodwill Award
      Annual Veteran Transition Summit

Family Resilience Portfolio: Empowering Military and Veteran families to maintain strong family bonds while moving through the cycles of deployment and successfully reintegrating as a strong, resilient family team, honoring the losses and changes that come with deployment, the return from duty, and separation from the Service.

Family Coaching, including Active Duty LGBT couples and families
Wounded Warrior Care-giver Coaching
Family Reintegration Retreats

N E W S

Sea of Goodwill Competition to open August First (link)


April 2012: Homeward Deployed written into the National Guard Employment Network


Gretchen Martens, Founder and CEO, interviews with B-Digix internet radio


EVENTS & CAMPAIGNS

Homeward Deployed to exhibit at the OutServe International Leadership Conference October 25-28 (link)


November 8, 2012: Save the date
Homeward Deployed's Homecoming:
A Veterans Day Celebration
November 8, 2012 at 1900
Springfield, VA
Register Here


Late January 2013:  Homeward Deployed's Annual Transition Conference



 
OFTEN, THE FIRST CASUALTY OF WAR IS A SOLDIER'S FAMILY.   THAT'S WHY WE'RE HERE.

Homeward Deployed (HWD) - boots father and son
Homeward Deployed (HWD) - faces husband and wife
Homeward Deployed (HWD) - father holding baby son
Homeward Deployed (HWD) - faces father hugs and kisses son

Homeward Deployed incorporates several effective solutions to prevent child maltreatment, efforts cited in an October 2009 Princeton University-Brookings Institution report on preventing child maltreatment.
More than 25,000 military marriages will end in divorce this year alone, leaving tens of thousands of military children without the benefits of a strong, stable family.
Less than half of the more than 400,000 Iraq War soldiers and veterans diagnosed with PTSD get treatment, putting as many as 100,000 military families at risk.
66% of women in the military report being sexual assaulted and 27% report being raped;  many of these women are wives and mothers.
Homeward Deployed incorporates several effective solutions to prevent child maltreatment, efforts cited in an October 2009 Princeton University-Brookings Institution report on preventing child maltreatment.
More than 25,000 military marriages will end in divorce this year alone, leaving tens of thousands of military children without the benefits of a strong, stable family.
Less than half of the more than 400,000 Iraq War soldiers and veterans diagnosed with PTSD get treatment, putting as many as 100,000 military families at risk.
66% of women in the military report being sexual assaulted and 27% report being raped;  many of these women are wives and mothers.

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