Peer Support

By Veterans For Veterans

 
 
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Our Programs

 
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Peer Support

The brothers and sisters that had your back while in service are now here at Dryhootch, providing you with that same support in “the real world.”

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Readjustment

Its normal to feel confused, depressed, alone when returning “home”. Our veterans peer, who have been in your boots, can show you how to adjust to a place you’ve been away from for awhile.

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Legal Help

Unfortunately coming home can cause legal issues; both civil & criminal. Our programs with Veteran Courts and supportive lawyers can help you put the pieces back together..

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Families

You don’t have to be alone. Family peers can help you find and understand the programs you may be looking for.

 
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Battlepeer

Our mobile tools are designed to get you in touch with peer support when & where you need it.

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Addiction

Unfortunately, addiction is all too often a reality for those who served, have PTSD, or are a stressed family member. Dryhootch has numerous groups that can address your issues respectfully.

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Music, Art, Writing

Dryhootch brings in actors, artists, and great music with instructions on guitar or banjo to help you loosen up, have some fun, and heal a little!

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And Great Coffee

Dryhootch provides a great social space where veterans, their family, and the community can gather to share conversation, offer help, and relax over a great cup of coffee, tea, and more.

 
 

“Five years ago when I first got out of the army I was lost, depressed and dirt poor. My wife and I were getting our food from a food pantry. I had a job interview but I couldn't afford to buy a suit, Dryhootch had a suit drive for unemployed veterans. Liz who worked there at the time gave me a free suit so I could get that job. Here I am today, I love Dryhootch. I'll never forget what they
did for me.”

Daniel Newberry, US Army, Iraq Veteran

 

 
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