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SAFE Project has developed programs to connect veterans, active-duty service members, and their families — all military-connected individuals — to the resources they need to address mental health challenges and substance use disorders.

If you’ve served in the military or know someone who has, you’ll understand why SAFE Veterans is close to our hearts. A veteran is twice as likely to die from an accidental overdose than any other member of society, and for veterans and their families, the transition to civilian life can be particularly difficult, often losing the sense of purpose, camaraderie, and identity central to their military experience. Military culture also values self-reliance, which can lead to the perception that “getting help” is a weakness.

In the Details:

Veterans are 2x more likely to die from an overdose than any other member of society.

As a result of our training, 98% of our participants have gained the tools to prevent drug & alcohol misuse.

1 in 5 veterans experience mental health problems, including PTSD, major depression, and anxiety.

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Our programs focus on prevention by addressing these concerns and preparing service members and their families with tools to move from coping to thriving.

Comprehensive Programming with a Military Focus

Military Wellness Program

Promotes resilience for military-connected individuals and encourages participants to seek help where there is a risk for substance use, mental health, and co-occurring challenges.

Your Ruck

Our workshops provide military families and caregivers with encouraging coping skills and resources to assist their veteran or service member in helping with their emotional well-being.

Your Emotional Ruck

Virtual Veterans

A safe, virtual space hosted by veterans for veterans to connect.

Serving Veterans with Google

A website of resources, specifically geared toward veterans.

“I lost my spouse last year, and my whole world was turned upside down… I had no coping skills. This course gave me the tools to at least see a light in all my darkness.”

Military Wellness Program Participant

Opioid Overdose Response Training

Recovery Allyship Training