WELCOME FRIEND

Welcome

 

EVENT:  Thanksgiving Dinner

DATE:  November 14 2017

TIME:  5:30PM /1730 Hours until 8:30PM/2030 Hours

Thank you’ We wish to invite you to join us for an empowering, encouraging, and motivational thanksgiving event. We look forward to servicing Veterans of all levels and their families, the true purpose of this outing is to bring together unification in (3) three powerful words:

1 Vet – 1 Team – 1 Family 

To Veterans' Peer Support Outreach of Indiana!
  

We are veterans seeking to help other veterans to come all the way home after their military service.  We want all veterans to feel at home with our group and to develop meaningful friendships with other group members.  We support one another and help one another to heal.

CONTACT US

Veterans Peer Support Outreach of Indiana (All representative are volunteers)

Special request by Group Leader, please reply to volunteer person per position area of concern for response, to contact by email please send to: 

riverwalk.psg@gmail.com

(You will receive reply within a week, thank you)

VPSO Group Leader:

VPSO Assistant Group Leader:

VPSO Group Health Advisory/ PTSD Event Coordinator 2018

VPSO Group Assistant PTSD Event Coordinator:

VPSO Group Outreach Coordinator :

VPSO Group Family Coordinator/PTSD/Family Event Coordinator 2018

VPSO Group Interim Chaplain:

LOCATION

The Veterans Peer Support Outreach of Indiana, meeting location of VPSO has changed

(Please)

Contact us by email if you are interested in becoming a member at: riverwalk.psg@gmail.com

WHEN DO WE MEET * MEETING SCHEDULE

WHEN DO WE MEET?

Every Tuesday

MEETING SCHEDULE:

We start gathering and visiting at 1630 hours.  We share a meal

beginning at 1700 hours.

We share the KP clean-up duty at1750 hours.

We begin our group meeting at 1800 hours and continue until

approximately 1930 hours.

During our group meeting we share our group “Comfort Contract.” Then introduce a specific topic, thought tor idea for discussion striving to make these of interest to everyone present.

We also attempt to leave sometime for group members to talk out any difficulties they are experiencing or what we call “open topic.”

Though our official meeting may end, we strive to make certain any member who is “up against it” gets all the time that vet needs to work on an individual issue or difficulty before leaving for home.

We leave no vet behind!

Special Prayer
Special prayers for our group founder, Former Chief Warrant Officer Keith Weisheit
and other members of Veterans Riverwalk Peer Support Group

VETERAN'S PEER SUPPORT OUTREACH OF INDIANA - LOCATION

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VETERANS PEER SUPPORT OUTREACH OF INDIANA * PTSD

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OUR VIEW OF THOSE WHO SERVE IN OUR NATION’S

OUR VIEW OF THOSE WHO

SERVE IN OUR NATION’S

ARMED FORCES: 

We believe when an individual, man

or woman, raises his right hand to take the formal oath of allegiance to The United States of America and to serve faithfully in any branch of our armed forces that the individual doing so is also in essence signing a blank check payable to America and to her citizens. 

This individual agrees to go where he

is told to go, to learn what she needs

to learn, to become proficient enough

to then teach others how to get the job done, and then, if necessary, these men and women go once more to the places they are told to go. 

the month of November 2009, by a group of dedicated veterans

These special people go to the

places ordinary citizens would not wish to go.  Once there, they do their duty.  They get the job done. 

Often these men and women are placed in harm’s way, serving in

places with  strange sounding names they risk their lives for their

comrades, for their country and for American ideals. 

This is the way it has always been.  This is the way it will always be.  We view these men and women as truly representing the very best of we Americans. 

They have earned our respect, they have earned the honors bestowed upon them, and they have earned our continued support  once they return from those strange sounding places where often times their lives have been changed forever.