Roll Out PTSD Pickleball Tournament
Join Us for the Roll Out PTSD Pickleball Tournament! Support a great cause while enjoying a fun-filled morning of pickleball!...
Helping veterans dealing with trauma find a sense of purpose and live life fully by connecting them with resources, providing community engagement opportunities, and offering outdoor adventures.
Our program is divided into three distinct phases designed to address the multifaceted needs of veterans
Transitioning from military to civilian life is often challenging, especially for those coping with PTSD. In the first phase of our program, we connect veterans to vital resources, including medical and mental health services through their local Veterans Affairs (VA) office.
Once veterans express a desire to seek help, we focus on helping them rediscover a sense of purpose. This stage involves opportunities to volunteer on various community projects, such as painting orphanages or participating in beach cleanups.
In this final phase, we take veterans on outdoor adventures, such as paddleboarding, hiking, and other activities that allow them to engage with nature and break free from the routine of their everyday lives. These adventures are designed to foster new habits centered around outdoor recreation and community involvement, giving veterans the tools to build lasting positive memories.
This prestigious recognition highlights our relentless commitment to providing life-changing resources and innovative approaches to PTSD treatment for those who’ve sacrificed for our country and communities.
This is David’s reflection on his time in Puerto Rico. David reached out to Roll Out a while back to get help with his struggles and we decided he would be a great candidate for our program. After a successful campaign to raise money for the trip David spent seven Days in Puerto Rico experiencing life on the island. This is his story and his adventures.
Join Us for the Roll Out PTSD Pickleball Tournament! Support a great cause while enjoying a fun-filled morning of pickleball!...
Instead of saying ‘I’m damaged, I’m broken, I have trust issues.” just say “I’m healing, I’m rediscovering myself, I’m starting...
Everyone with PTSD—whether veterans or civilian survivors of sexual assault, serious accidents, natural disasters, or other traumatic events—must know that treatments do work and can lead to a better quality of life. The first step is always the hardest, but that step can lead you to a life of peace and healing.
Michael Ledford
If you or someone you know could benefit from our program please reach out to us via the form or the contact info below.