VETERANS GOLF PARK FOR DISABLED VETERANS
EIN 45-3545009 · Human Service Organizations (P20)
What they do
Our Program is Dedicated to Supporting The Emotional and Physiological Well-being of Military Service Members Through The Assembly of Camaraderie. By Creating A Safe Space for Veterans to Decompress and Connect With Others Who Share Similar Experiences We Aim to Address The Challenges of PTSD Depression and Loneliness Often Associated With Disabilities and Life After Service. Our Daily Midday Meals Cater to Up to 150 Veterans Five Days A Week Offering Not Only Sustenance But Also A Sense of Community. Furthermore Our Facility Hosts A Range of Recreational Activities and Entertainment to Enhance The Overall Experience. We Work Closely With The Department of Veterans Affairs Providing Onsite Representatives to Assist Veterans In Navigating and Accessing Their Entitled Benefits Ensuring They Receive The Support They Deserve.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2014
- Location
- 6921 SYLVAN RD, CITRUS HTS, CA 95610-4434
- County
- Sacramento
- In care of
- % MICHELLE GRANT ROUNSAUELL