Barracks Repairs, Other Military Quality-of-Life Improvements Slam Into Congress' Upcoming Budget Fight
Efforts to replace dilapidated housing and improve service members' quality of life could be kneecapped before they can even get off the ground by political fighting over the federal budget.
Veteran’s Voice — Get ready to saddle up!
Camp McCormick in St. Cloud invites post-9/11 veterans with PTSD to participate in upcoming equine-assisted therapy sessions. The 12-week program, comprised of one session per week, will start on Jan. 9th.
Did you know in 2022?
Hope for the Homeless: A program to provide immediate relief and support as food, shelter, and counseling services.
Meet one of our Volunteer - Douglas Harsh
Douglas Harsh is retired LTC US Army serving 31 Years (12 Enlisted), Military Police with Multiple deployments. He lives in Coraopolis, PA. He has been with VALOR Clinic Foundation for 4 years and is one of the Board of Directors.
Did you know about our Founder Mark Baylis?
Sergeant Major Baylis was born in Morristown, NJ on 13 April 1961 and served over 26 years on active duty.
Organization History: Valor Clinic Foundation
VALOR was founded in 2012 as a 501(c)3 by Mark Baylis in response to the chronic lack of resources and support available to Veterans returning from war, specifically with PTSD trauma.