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Thank your for your willingness to give an hour of your time to provide critical mental health services to U.S. troops and their family members. To make this a successful experience, we want to be clear about our philosophy, guidelines, and expectations.

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We understand that individuals who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan--and their families--may need help dealing with the effects of wartime service. We want to help you heal and offer a variety of mental health services to address your needs.

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The Challenges When Our Troops Come Home
by Barbara Van Dahlen

Veterans Day 2011 has come and gone. There were parades, tributes, and events in communities across the country. A few weeks prior to Veterans Day, President Obama announced that the war in Iraq had ended and the nearly 40,000 troops still serving there would come home by the end of the year. As a result, this Veterans Day had a different feel for those who have been waiting for their loved ones to come home. And while the end of a decade of war is definitely a cause for celebration, we as a nation have much to do to adequately prepare for our troops' return.

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Announcing GAH's Inaugural Gala

Give an Hour will host an Inaugural Gala on...

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