Jeremy Stalnecker

We cover the cost of travel in the program and we raise the money to do that.

So it's free to that person.

It's run by other people who have

been students in our program who are combat veterans, who know exactly where they're coming from.

So I think the first thing it does is it gives hope.

There is a place that my friend, family member, loved one can go to and get the help that they need.

The second thing is just kind of foundationally, when we talk to the folks who attend our program, somewhere throughout that week, we'll have a conversation about why it is you need to get better.

Why do you need to heal?

Why do you need to make better decisions?

Why do you need to decide not to ever take your life?

Why are we talking about all of these things?

It's not really about you.

You need to get better.

You need to heal.

You need to learn and grow all the things that we talk about so that you can be a fully engaged husband, a fully engaged father, someone in our society and in our culture that's giving instead of taking.

You need to get to the point where you can be that servant leader and

and really kind of fulfill the mission that took you into the military in the first place.

So it's giving hope to a family member.

There's a place that I can send them.

There is then just fundamentally learning as you come through this process, I'm growing and learning so that I can go and be what my family needs for me to be.