3/30/25
Graduates, mentors, and community members gathered outside Vet Court, patiently waiting to join the crew for lunch after celebrating three graduations last Friday. This moment captures the power of connection in so many ways. Even amid the excitement of our celebrations, there is always a sense of patience and unity as we wait for everyone to join in. We never leave a veteran behind.
3/23/25
After our weekly Vet To Vet meeting at the Villa, we take a moment to step outside and enjoy the fresh air together. This time before and after our meetings truly highlights the value of connection. Fellowship fosters bonds that evolve into lasting friendships, which can ultimately form an extended family. Never underestimate the power of simply being present with a fellow brother or sister
3/16/25
As we sat beneath the shelter, surrounded by the soothing sounds of nature and the gentle rhythm of rain falling around us, a special visitor arrived. We decided to call him Private Dad and warmly welcomed him into our family. It is truly remarkable how quickly nature reveals itself when we take the time to sit quietly and connect with the world around us. Being fully present in the moment
3/9/25
Veterans and family members end karaoke night by singing Happy Trails together. We are proud to include all ages to celebrate the gift of service, foster a sense of community, and allow diverse perspectives to enrich the experience and strengthen connections across generations. This encourages mutual understanding, empathy, and the sharing of wisdom, creating a more inclusive and supportive
3/2/25
Indy Vet Court Mentors head over to the Justice Center after enjoying coffee and donuts during our Friday morning Vet To Vet at the Assessment and Intervention Center. Each week, we start the morning off with a magnificent meeting. Next, we head over to support other veterans in the treatment court program. Finally, we finish our day out enjoying a delicious meal together after court.
2/23/25
Graduates of Indy Vet Court and Mentor Boot Camp enjoy a kayaking trip with their children at The Gorge Underground in Kentucky. After graduation, both returned to become mentors of the program and continue to strengthen their skills through service in the community and as non-profit board members. Challenging each other as mentors fosters growth, encourages fresh perspectives, and strength
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