The PTSD Foundation of America provides hope and support for veterans and families affected by combat-related post-traumatic stress. In San Antonio, veterans can connect with peer support, Warrior Groups, resource assistance and pathways to additional services. The organization's approach emphasizes veterans helping veterans through shared experience, community and ongoing support.

Warrior Groups provide a supportive environment where combat veterans can meet with other veterans who understand military service and the challenges associated with combat-related PTSD. Through peer-to-peer support, veterans can share experiences, build relationships and learn from others who have faced similar struggles. Family members can also receive support and education to better understand PTSD and how combat trauma can affect relationships, communication and family life.

Camp Hope is a free residential program in Houston for combat veterans affected by post-traumatic stress. Camp Hope provides a structured, faith-based and peer-supported environment designed to address the mental, physical, social and spiritual effects of combat trauma. Camp Hope is a six- to nine-month interim housing program. Services include peer support, mentoring, professional counseling, PTSD and substance use education, anger management, life skills, workforce preparation, job training, family reintegration and assistance transitioning into stable housing and employment.

Pam Warm Springs • 5101 Medical Drive, Suite 139 • San Antonio, Texas 78229