Our Mission

Our mission is to improve the mental health and well-being of veterans by advancing science, fostering strong civilian–veteran relationships, and ensuring care reaches those who need it most. We translate research into real-world results and bring together public health data, peer-reviewed science, and community-driven action to support veterans long after they return home. Our commitment doesn’t stop at research — we actively bridge the gap between innovation and access by collaborating with experts, families, and service members to create programs that save lives, build community, and promote long-term healing.

We improve veterans’ mental health through science, connection, and care. By combining research with real-world action, we create programs that heal and support long after service ends.

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Research & Discovery

Advance scientific research to improve veterans’ health outcomes.

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Support Programs

Develop initiatives addressing mental health and community wellness.

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Civilian Connection

Foster understanding and support between civilians and veterans.

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Long-Term Impact

Ensure programs lead to lasting, positive change for veterans and their families.

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Our Work

Hundreds of thousands of veterans have problems with sleep, PTSD, and other service-related stress problems. Science has the capacity to help not just one veteran or one community — it improves health in generations of veterans.

Accelerating Science

Supporting breakthrough research to improve how we detect, diagnose, and treat stress-related injuries in veterans.

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Veteran-Led Initiatives

Launching veteran-driven programs that reduce isolation and create opportunities to heal, thrive, and lead.

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Civic Partnerships

Fostering deep civilian-veteran connections through service projects, national ceremonies, and shared storytelling.

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Ongoing Progress

Thousands of veterans and their families connected to vital care, leadership development, and support programs.

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Our Work

Hundreds of thousands of veterans have problems with sleep, PTSD, and other service-related stress problems. Science has the capacity to help not just one veteran or one community — it improves health in generations of veterans.

Accelerating Science

Supporting breakthrough research to improve how we detect, diagnose, and treat stress-related injuries in veterans.

Learn More

Veteran-Led Initiatives

Launching veteran-driven programs that reduce isolation and create opportunities to heal, thrive, and lead.

Learn More

Civic Partnerships

Fostering deep civilian-veteran connections through service projects, national ceremonies, and shared storytelling.

Learn More

Ongoing Progress

Thousands of veterans and their families connected to vital care, leadership development, and support programs.

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Latest News & Stories

Stay up to date with our efforts to support veterans through science, community, and care.

Research Findings

Research Breakthroughs Supporting Veteran Health

New treatments, screening tools, and ongoing studies are advancing care for veterans with PTSD, women veterans, and those facing isolation.

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Memorial Day

Honoring Our Heroes This Memorial Day

We reflect on the lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice and renew our commitment to supporting those who served.

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Media Coverage

Heart and Armor in the Media

See the latest articles and features highlighting our work in science, mental health advocacy, and community action.

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Greason's 100 Birthday Celebration

Greason's 100th Birthday Celebration

For a century, William Henry Greason showed up for his country. On September 3, 2024, his country showed up for him.

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Helping Veterans Heal

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When you give, you help veterans heal.

Your donation supports PTSD, women veterans’ health, and more. Every gift fuels research, builds community, and improves care for veterans nationwide.

Donation Impact

Trauma-related mental health problems for warfighters are complicated and widespread

Trauma-related mental health challenges are widespread

The scope of the problem is vast, demanding a public health response. Science provides maps, data and evidence about what actually works.

Science helps identify what works in solving widespread challenges.


700,000

of 3.5 million Post 9/11 veterans are projected to suffer from PTSD

90%

of veterans with PTSD are not receiving evidence-based treatment

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Our Team

John Mayer

John Mayer

Co-Founder

Gerard Choucroun

Gerard Choucroun

Co-Founder

Stephen Morange

Stephen Morange

Chief Financial Officer