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  • AFW2 Live Facebook Events 15-18 September

    The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program continues the conversation on Suicide Awareness and Prevention throughout the remainder of September. The emphasis is on telling people to #BeThere for each other; connecting with those who may need help the most. According to the National Alliance on Mental

  • AFW2 Fit Games: Taking virtual fitness by storm

    Tune in to our AFW2 Facebook page on 18 September at 2pm CDT and watch the Fit Games go live! Be sure to also tune in to the virtual events taking place on our Facebook page and come interact with our warriors and staff members. To refer an Airman, or learn more about the AFW2 Program, visit

  • AFW2 Live Facebook Events 8-11 September

    September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month with the topic focused on the difficult conversation of suicide. The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program will focus on resources and frank discussions of how to help from those who have struggled in the past.

  • Recognizing the Signs of Invisible Wounds and Promoting a Culture of Support

    Invisible wounds are as real and severe as physical wounds. If left untreated invisible wounds can have negative impacts on an Airman’s personal and professional life. It’s important for Airmen to recognize signs and symptoms of invisible wounds in themselves and in their peers, to ensure a mentally

  • Capt. Casey Ross: “I Owe my Life to my Commanders”

    Invisible wounds are as real and severe as physical wounds. If left untreated invisible wounds can have negative impacts on an Airman’s personal and professional life. It’s important for Airmen to recognize signs and symptoms of invisible wounds in themselves and in their peers, to ensure a mentally

  • Creating Lasting Impacts on Warriors & Families

    The Wellness and Resiliency (WAR) team have introduced a new event that is driving Warriors, and their families, on their feet and grooving to a brand new beat. Community In Motion, ComMotion, made its first ever debut during the Air Force Wounded Warrior (AFW2) Program Virtual CARE Week and

  • Mentorship: A New Mission for Air Force Wounded Warriors

    Members that are enrolled in the Air Force Wounded Warrior (AFW2) Program have been ill, inured or wounded in ways that were inevitable to avoid. To help them cope in numerous ways and grow accustomed to their new normal the AFW2 Recovering Airman Mentorship Program (RAMP) provides mentors who have

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