In observance of National Recovery Month, a Home Base social worker discusses his organization’s efforts to help veterans, services members and their families deal with substance use disorders.
At the 2019 Run to Home Base, participants raised $2.3 million to help Home Base heal the invisible wounds of war for veterans and their families.
Inspired to help other veterans, service members and their families, Army Major Vanessa Stolzoff is running with Mass General’s new Home Base team.
The gift from Wounded Warrior Project is the second largest in Mass General’s history and will allow Home Base to expand clinical care for veterans and their families.
The evening featured a cocktail reception, hors d’oeuvres, networking and a speaking program by community fundraiser Kurt Power, a former Home Base patient, and Shiri Cohen, PhD, director of Couples Services at Home Base.
Home Base’s fifth annual Mission: Gratitude gala, raises a record-breaking $1.7 million to help heal the invisible wounds for veterans and their families.
The 2016 Run to Home Base raised $1.7 million to help post- 9/11 veterans, service members and their families heal from the invisible wounds of war.
Combat veteran Ryan Vanderweit will run the Boston Marathon to honor those who put themselves on the line to save others.
A Mass General veterans group, collaborating with the Home Base Program, gathered to create Valentine’s Day cards for veterans in area VA hospitals.
Through the popular PBS children’s show “Arthur,” MGH psychiatrist Paula K. Rauch, MD, offers strategies to help children cope with life’s challenges.