An online information and resource guide for Veterans about substance abuse and treatment.

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Phone calls are confidential.

Headway is a multifaceted community integration program for veterans who served on or after 9/11 living with a brain injury, spinal cord injury, or other neurological condition.  They work with warriors and caregivers to maximize independence, improve skills, and build supportive networks.

Some activities offered: adaptive sports, yoga, horticulture, art and music therapy, community outings, and more.

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Headway DAY program is free thanks to the support of Wounded Warrior Project.

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The Baton Rouge Community Based Outpatient Clinics offers a wide array of primary and speciality care services for Veterans.

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Any veteran survivor or caregiver of a veteran survivor of a brain injury is welcome to attend. It is presented by the Polytrauma team.

The goal is to facilitate and build relationships through shared experiences, learn strategies for coping with a new normal, and get education on different topics for overall wellness.

When: Second Thursday of each month at 11:00

Where: Survivors meet in Conference Room 1M 120; Caregivers meet in R1 House on S. Rochablave

Parking is available on S. Galvez Street

State that you are attending a drop in support group; each attendee must provide date of birth and full social security number.

Contact Jamie Dugas at 504-458-4728 or 504-507-7078 with any questions.

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Veterans ReEmployment

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Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Resource Center, resource catalog and 24/7 crisis prevention hotline 800-273-8255

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Support for veterans and their families including medical support

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A day program for veterans living with a brain injury, spinal cord injury and/or other neurological condition.

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Service dogs for veterans

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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers a variety of benefits.

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