At Standwood-Camano Veterans Museum and Resource Center, we are dedicated to building a robust network of providers to enhance the mental, physical, social, and financial well-being of veteran families. Together, we work towards reducing veteran suicide by offering coordinated services and support.
Veterans and their family members are able to access the mental and physical healthcare they need at the lowest possible cost. They are able to gain/maintain jobs, provide for their families, and maintain strong relationships enhancing their overall wellbeing and ability to continue serving.
We provide a variety of support services tailored to the unique needs of veterans and their families.
Access to counseling and mental health support specifically for veterans.
Assist veterans in navigating financial challenges and securing benefits.
Programs and resources designed to assist the families of veterans.
Fostering connections through various community activities and events.
Immediate assistance for veterans in crisis situations.
After being denied support by multiple agencies, a Vietnam veteran with chronic PTSD finally got the help he needed through our case management and counseling—proving that with persistence and the right support, healing is always possible.
Struggling with PTSD, military sexual trauma, and domestic violence, this veteran was turned away by others—but we answered. Through our care coordination, she finally received the counseling and support she deserved.
Years of untreated PTSD led to crisis, substance abuse, and incarceration. When every agency failed, our team coordinated with family, VA, and other agencies to get him into the specialized treatment he desperately needed—something no one else had been able to do.
Together, we can support our veterans and their families.
