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Wounded Warrior Project — Independence Program
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Individualized support for registered post-9/11 warriors whose moderate-to-severe brain injury, spinal cord injury, or neurological condition affects independent living, with related caregiver support and respite services.
- Cost
- Free for eligible registered warriors
- Coverage
- Nationwide
- Eligibility
- Registered WWP post-9/11 warriors with a qualifying condition affecting independence; placement follows an individualized needs assessment.
- Availability
- Contact the WWP Resource Center for an eligibility assessment.
- Application Status
- ongoing
- Service Type
- Care coordination
- Delivery
- In-person, Virtual
- Application Required
- Yes
- Organization Type
- nonprofit
- Last Verified
- November 12, 2026
- Review Due
- May 12, 2027
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