Warriors experienced firsthand the soothing nature of dolphins. At the veteran-run Dolphin Research Ctr in the Florida Keys, they learned how accepting these creatures can be, which can have a positive impact on the warriors' mental health. #NationalDolphinDay

Over the last 20 years, WWP has evolved to meet warriors' needs. Together, we ensure that warriors have every opportunity to thrive and live life on their terms, now and in the future. Learn about WWP's programs and services: wwp.news/3vErtjQ
#20YearsOfWWP

WWP Carry Forward virtual 5K participants can register their dogs for $15 and we'll include an adorable Carry Forward doggie bandana with your participant kit! 🐶
Sign up: wwp.news/3xxyoMb
#WWPCarryForward #NationalDogDay
(Only available for our virtual 5K.)

Today is National Siblings Day, and we are shining a light on the strength of brotherhood. Despite both being injured in combat, Erik and Deven Schei found hope and healing through WWP. Read their story of service and sacrifice: wwp.news/3VFeitq #NationalSiblingsDay

Warrior Dan Smee turned his struggle into a triumph of resilience after battling PTSD and alcohol addiction. He connected with WWP, which provided him with support to turn his life around. Read how he is now making an impact on the lives of other veterans: wwp.news/4cGni7t

Preparing children for their parent's deployment can be difficult. Our community partner The Comfort Crew provides #MilitaryKids with 'comfort kits' to help navigate deployment.
Learn more about preparing kids for deployment: wwp.news/3Vym605
#MonthOfTheMilitaryChild

Life can throw us a curveball at any time. It is how you cope with these hurdles that helps build mental resiliency. See how WWP warriors and their caregivers are using WWP's programs and services to help with the trials and tribulations of life: wwp.news/4aBSjb

Warrior Angie Lupe knew she needed to get help after attempting suicide. With the help of WWP, Angie recovered from suicidal thoughts and is now empowering other veterans to ask for help. #PreventSuicide

Gather your squad and join us for #WWPCarryForward ! You can help honor and empower warriors by participating in our optional FLAG, FITNESS, FIERCE challenge!
Are you ready to take it on? Sign up for a 5K here: wwp.news/4cVUMzd

Jacksonville, FL warriors and their families gathered for some springtime fun! 🐣 🌷 Kids enjoyed an egg hunt, decorating, and other activities for their annual Spring Egg-stravaganza! Warriors can find family-friendly connection events by checking The Post email newsletter!

Meet Army Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Walter E. Piatt, the new CEO of WWP. With 42 years of military service, Walt brings unparalleled dedication and a profound commitment to our mission. wwp.news/4ajkTOv

When it comes to managing veterans' VA benefits, understanding the paperwork is just the beginning. WWP Benefits Training and Operation Specialist Michael Snook shares tips to keep #veterans financially independent: wwp.news/3vxaIqw

Strong social bonds are an important part of the healing process in every warrior's journey. Through WWP events and programs, veterans build camaraderie, which can make a life-changing difference for warriors striving to find renewed purpose.

Air Force veteran Jessica Coulter is one of many resilient women warriors navigating the complexities of accessing gender-specific health care and childcare. Learn more about her story and how WWP is advocating for better access to care: wwp.news/3VuYbhR #EmpowerWomenVets

Three children being treated at Wolfson Children's Hospital received an amazing surprise from Jacksonville-area warriors and actor emily swallow! Check it out! #ThisIsTheWay

Tonya Oxendine, an Army veteran, reminds her fellow veterans to rely on others for support. You don't have to do this alone. #EmpowerWomenVets

Navy Academy Midshipman and basketball guard Lysander Rehnstrom organized a virtual Carry Forward 5K, leading more than 50 runners through the streets of Herndon, Virginia. He shares what inspired him to go the extra mile to give back to veterans: wwp.news/3TR7ojy

Mary E. Walker remains the only woman to receive the Medal of Honor. In 1863, she was the first female surgeon for the U.S. Army and put herself at great risk to serve the severely wounded during the Civil War. wwp.news/43sy9Oa
#NationalMedalOfHonorDay #WomensHistoryMonth

Army veteran Tyler Smith discovered his passion for art and cooking while at Bastion Community of Resilience, a community for veterans living with TBI and other neurological conditions and WWP community partner. There, Tyler regained his independence while getting care. wwp.news/43FGdLX

Archery can be a great form of therapy that helps warriors find a sense of calm through mindfulness. Several veterans in Colorado Springs familiarized themselves with the sport to help induce tranquility and relaxation.