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Find similar grantsVeteran Assistance Fund is sponsored by Navy SEAL Foundation. This one-time grant offers financial assistance for SEAL and SWCC veterans to address their unique needs and priorities. The Navy SEAL Foundation serves SEAL and SWCC veterans, separated or retired, regardless of their years of active duty service.
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Support For Navy SEALs & Their Families | Navy SEAL Foundation Choose an option below to explore available support: Active Duty service member Family member of a warrior Educational support including scholarships and grants Social and team building event support Pre and post-deployment events Medical support not already provided by the Navy or Tricare Protective, rehabilitative and preventative health and wellness programs Complimentary support for NSW human performance initiatives Professional development workshops and symposiums Support for milestone events including SEAL and SWCC graduations and other advancements Sailor of the Year and Junior Sailor of the Year awards General tragedy assistance Travel support in the event of the death of an immediate family member Support for wounded, ill and injured Please note: Active duty NSW service members and dependents must work through the U.S. Special Operations Warrior Care Program and/or Warrior and Family Support to receive nonprofit support.
Educational support including scholarships and grants Social and team building event support Specialized Camps for NSW Kids and Teens Pre and post-deployment events Medical support not already provided by the Navy or Tricare Professional development workshops and symposiums Support for milestone events including SEAL and SWCC graduations and other advancements Sailor of the Year and Junior Sailor of the Year awards General tragedy assistance Travel support in the event of the death of an immediate family member Support for wounded, ill and injured Please note: Active duty NSW service members and dependents must work through the U.S. Special Operations Warrior Care Program and/or Warrior and Family Support to receive nonprofit support.
When a service member is wounded, ill or injured we work to coordinate the best care possible for them. Working in coordination with Naval Special Warfare commands, the Warrior Care Program and the U. S Department of Veterans Affairs we help active-duty service members and veterans find the resources and treatments they need and deserve.
Each case is different and our support is tailored to meet the unique needs of each wounded, ill or injured service member and his/her family. Please note: Active duty NSW service members and dependents must work through the U.S. Special Operations Warrior Care Program and/or Warrior and Family Support to receive nonprofit support.
The Navy SEAL Foundation serves SEAL and SWCC veterans, separated or retired, regardless of their years of active duty service. Our SEAL and SWCC Veteran programs include: Tailored support for in-service or service-connected wounds, illnesses or injuries Specialized Transition Services Tragedy Assistance and Survivor Support SEAL/SWCC Retiree and Family Support VAF – Veteran Assistance Fund.
The Veteran Assistance Fund (formerly known as VCAF) is a one time grant that offers financial assistance for SEAL and SWCC veterans to address their unique needs and priorities as they see fit. For more information about these programs, or to request support, please click below. When a service member is killed or dies in the line of duty, the Navy SEAL Foundation steps in to immediately support their families and loved ones.
We work to provide and coordinate assistance and we work to ensure an ongoing connection for the families of the fallen with the greater Naval Special Warfare community. It is our goal to provide access to resources immediately following a family’s loss and throughout the many phases of life that follow.
Assistance and support for the dignified transfer of remains Travel expenses for surviving family members Memorial services and internment ceremonies Health and wellness stipends Supplemental childcare and transportation assistance for surviving children Private school grants for surviving children Computer donations for surviving children Legal and financial counseling Annual wellness weekend retreats For more information about this support, please click below or email jrohner@navysealfoundation.
org . NSF has partnered with The Headstrong Project (THP) , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and national-facing mental health treatment organization, to further our mission of providing critical support for Naval Special Warfare’s SEAL and SWCC operators/veterans and their families, as well as our Gold Star and Surviving Family members.
The Headstrong Project model of care focuses on providing specialized, evidence-based, trauma-focused treatment for experiences incurred before, during, or after service for veterans and active duty service members.
THP delivers an individually tailored treatment that adheres to the modalities proven effective for trauma and PTSD, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PE). This program is entirely confidential and bureaucracy-free regardless of the characterization of discharge or combat status. To apply, click this link or button below.
If you have questions, please contact Kelly Hulecki for more information at khulecki@navysealfoundation. org and visit The Headstrong Project .
Active Duty service member Educational support including scholarships and grants Social and team building event support Pre and post-deployment events Medical support not already provided by the Navy or Tricare Protective, rehabilitative and preventative health and wellness programs Complimentary support for NSW human performance initiatives Professional development workshops and symposiums Support for milestone events including SEAL and SWCC graduations and other advancements Sailor of the Year and Junior Sailor of the Year awards General tragedy assistance Travel support in the event of the death of an immediate family member Support for wounded, ill and injured Please note: Active duty NSW service members and dependents must work through the U.S. Special Operations Warrior Care Program and/or Warrior and Family Support to receive nonprofit support.
Family member of a warrior Educational support including scholarships and grants Social and team building event support Specialized Camps for NSW Kids and Teens Pre and post-deployment events Medical support not already provided by the Navy or Tricare Professional development workshops and symposiums Support for milestone events including SEAL and SWCC graduations and other advancements Sailor of the Year and Junior Sailor of the Year awards General tragedy assistance Travel support in the event of the death of an immediate family member Support for wounded, ill and injured Please note: Active duty NSW service members and dependents must work through the U.S. Special Operations Warrior Care Program and/or Warrior and Family Support to receive nonprofit support.
When a service member is wounded, ill or injured we work to coordinate the best care possible for them. Working in coordination with Naval Special Warfare commands, the Warrior Care Program and the U. S Department of Veterans Affairs we help active-duty service members and veterans find the resources and treatments they need and deserve.
Each case is different and our support is tailored to meet the unique needs of each wounded, ill or injured service member and his/her family. Please note: Active duty NSW service members and dependents must work through the U.S. Special Operations Warrior Care Program and/or Warrior and Family Support to receive nonprofit support.
The Navy SEAL Foundation serves SEAL and SWCC veterans, separated or retired, regardless of their years of active duty service. Our SEAL and SWCC Veteran programs include: Tailored support for in-service or service-connected wounds, illnesses or injuries Specialized Transition Services Tragedy Assistance and Survivor Support SEAL/SWCC Retiree and Family Support VAF – Veteran Assistance Fund.
The Veteran Assistance Fund (formerly known as VCAF) is a one time grant that offers financial assistance for SEAL and SWCC veterans to address their unique needs and priorities as they see fit. For more information about these programs, or to request support, please click below. When a service member is killed or dies in the line of duty, the Navy SEAL Foundation steps in to immediately support their families and loved ones.
We work to provide and coordinate assistance and we work to ensure an ongoing connection for the families of the fallen with the greater Naval Special Warfare community. It is our goal to provide access to resources immediately following a family’s loss and throughout the many phases of life that follow.
Assistance and support for the dignified transfer of remains Travel expenses for surviving family members Memorial services and internment ceremonies Health and wellness stipends Supplemental childcare and transportation assistance for surviving children Private school grants for surviving children Computer donations for surviving children Legal and financial counseling Annual wellness weekend retreats For more information about this support, please click below or email jrohner@navysealfoundation.
org . NSF has partnered with The Headstrong Project (THP) , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and national-facing mental health treatment organization, to further our mission of providing critical support for Naval Special Warfare’s SEAL and SWCC operators/veterans and their families, as well as our Gold Star and Surviving Family members.
The Headstrong Project model of care focuses on providing specialized, evidence-based, trauma-focused treatment for experiences incurred before, during, or after service for veterans and active duty service members.
THP delivers an individually tailored treatment that adheres to the modalities proven effective for trauma and PTSD, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PE). This program is entirely confidential and bureaucracy-free regardless of the characterization of discharge or combat status. To apply, click this link or button below.
If you have questions, please contact Kelly Hulecki for more information at khulecki@navysealfoundation. org and visit The Headstrong Project .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: SEAL and SWCC veterans, separated or retired. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Veteran Assistance Fund is funded by Navy SEAL Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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