At Frontline, we recognize the profound impact that addiction, PTSD, and mental illness can have on the children of veterans and first responders. These young individuals often face unique challenges and struggles as a result of their loved ones' service and the associated traumas.
Studies indicate that up to 25% of children in military families experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, or PTSD, compared to 10% of their civilian counterparts.
Also, children of first responders have a 2.5 times higher risk of developing PTSD compared to the general population.
of children in military families experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, or PTSD
higher risk of developing PTSD compared to the general population
of children in military families who need counseling do not receive it
of children from military families express interest in vocational training or apprenticeships.
We are dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources to these resilient young individuals. Through various initiatives, we aim to address their diverse needs and help them overcome the challenges they face.
Initiatives to Support Children of Veterans and First Responders
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Together, we can raise awareness of the needs of children of veterans and first responders and provide them with the support they deserve. Your involvement and support can make a tangible impact on their lives, helping them overcome adversity and thrive.
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