Soldier Field 10 Charity Partnership
Road Home Program at Rush
Since the program’s inception, more than 226,000 hours of clinical care have been delivered to nearly 8,000 clients — regardless of discharge status or era of service — at no out-of-pocket cost.
Returning to civilian life after military service comes with an array of difficulties society has only recently begun to understand — unseen wounds such as post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, depression, anxiety and economic hardships.
Empowering Veterans and Families
The Road Home Program: The National Center of Excellence for Veterans and Their Families at Rush, launched in 2014 with a mission to provide veterans of all eras, active-duty service members and their families with innovative, evidence-based mental and behavioral health care regardless of their discharge status or ability to pay. Through the Road Home Program, Rush is proud to be one of four academic medical centers in the world that comprise the Wounded Warrior Project®’s Warrior Care Network®: a national, interconnected system that provides comprehensive support to our military community.
“We know the work we’re doing is changing lives, and even more so, it’s shattering conventional assumptions — which have plagued the veteran community for years — that PTSD is untreatable or that it’s no use getting help.”
Brian Klassen, PhD, director of strategic partnerships at the Road Home Program
Supporting The Road Home Program
The Road Home Program’s mission is just beginning. The need for our services continues to grow. Your support enables us to sustain our impact, drive innovation in mental health care, and ensure that veterans, active-duty service members and their families face no barriers to accessing the care they need and deserve. They served us. Now it’s our turn.
Soldier Field 10 is proud to support the Road Home Program!Those interested in donating can do so during or after registration through Enmotive or The Road Home Program.
