Emory’s Veterans Program offers post-9/11 veterans expert and collaborative care to help heal the invisible wounds of war. Our comprehensive approach combines behavioral health care, including psychiatry and neurology, rehabilitative medicine, wellness, and family support to help you reintegrate and reclaim your life. Emory's Veterans Program treats: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and Depression and/or other mood or anxiety disorders such as those linked to Military Sexual Trauma (MST).

Four Block equips high potential veterans to achieve great careers at our nation’s top companies. The semester-long, university-accredited program provides the professional development, career exploration, and network that today’s veterans need to make the right career choices and to be ready for competitive careers. In partnership with Columbia University, PwC Charitable Foundation, and the Bob Woodruff Foundation, Four Block has successfully equipped veterans all over the country to pursue the best careers that maximizes their full potential. To learn more about how Four Block is helping veterans transition better and achieve more after their military service, visit: www.fourblock.org.

United Way of Greater Atlanta’s 2-1-1 Contact Center provides an easy way to access comprehensive and specialized information and resources to community programs and services, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

SHARE Military Initiative at Shepherd Center is a comprehensive rehabilitation program that focuses on assessment and treatment for service men and women who have sustained a mild to moderate traumatic brain injury, along with co-occurring PTSD or other mental health concerns (such as depression or anxiety), from service in post-9/11 conflicts. Treatment at Shepherd is provided at no out-of-pocket cost to clients.  SHARE provides a 2-Week interdisciplinary assessment with treatment recommendations, 8- to 12-Week treatment program, and 12 months of community transition follow-up. Complimentary housing with on-site life skills support is provided for clients while they are receiving treatment in SHARE.

SHARE Military Initiative provides assistance, support, and education to service members and their families during their recovery treatment and beyond.

Real Hero Report is a free, monthly publication providing news, resources, deals, hiring opportunities and resources to Metro Atlanta's military, veteran and first responder personnel and families.  Copies are distributed directly to our men and women on base, as well as to area Veteran Service Centers, veteran organizations, law enforcement and fire stations, as well as many other locations.  The mission of Real Hero Report is to communicate support to our men and women in uniform from the Metro Atlanta community.

Live the Ranger Creed | LTRC is an outlet for special operations warriors and civilian patriots to show their support for our armed services, specifically Rangers.

LTRC’s mission is to educate the world and inspire moments of pride and happiness for American service men and women – past, present and future.

Hire Heroes USA provides free, essential career services to hundreds of transitioning U.S. military members, veterans and military spouses every week - across the country and around the world. Our program of personalized, one-on-one career coaching and transition workshops is designed to remove any barriers to employment, while building the confidence needed during a civilian job search. We do this through resume assistance, career coaching, mock interviews, job matching, virtual career fairs and a job board. We also work closely with a wide range of respected employment partners – from small businesses to Fortune 100 companies. Through increased innovation and effectiveness, Hire Heroes USA continues to set the standard in veteran employment because that’s all we do – and we’ve been doing it with best-in-class results since 2007.

Learn more and register for services at hireheroesusa.org

Get your copy of THE best military transition Field Manual: Boots to Loafers: Finding Your New True North by John W. Phillips. A no nonsense process for any transitioning military member that is based on real experiences. This book is a true guide for what you need to know, not what an ACAP or TAP instructor has in their script.