Injury & Violence Free Living for WII

Injury & Violence free living for wii

Every day, injuries put service members on the sidelines. If you are wounded, ill, or injured, a new or aggravated injury could derail your recovery and prolong your return to optimal health. Also, suffering from a new or secondary injury could add physical and psychological stress to your daily life and inhibit your journey to recovery. The thing is: many injuries are preventable. That’s where we come in. We offer you practical tools, educational resources, and evidence-based prevention strategies that help keep wounded, ill, and injured Sailors and Marines on the path to recovery and avoid a new or re-injury.

Resilience Through Prevention

• Maintaining the Path to Recovery

Programs that Prevent and Protect

• Wounded Warrior Care Center - Walter Reed Bethesda National Medical Military Center
• WII Wellness - Naval Medical Center San Diego
• USMC Wounded Warrior Battalion East - Camp Lejeune
• USMC Wounded Warrior Battalion West - Camp Pendleton

Living Violence Free

• National Domestic Violence Hotline
• DoD Safe Helpline for Sexual Assault
• DoD Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO)
• DoN Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program (Find a SAPR Victim Advocate through your local Fleet and Family Support Center)
• MyDuty.mil

Additional Information and Tools

• Other Injury and Violence Free Living Resources

HPW Wounded, Ill and Injured (WII) Resources

Key Topics

• Active Living for WII
• Caregiver Support
• Case Management
• Healthy Eating for WII
• Injury & Violence Free Living for WII
• Integrative & Complementary Medicine
• Life After an Amputation
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Psychological & Emotional Well-Being for WII
• Relationships & Intimacy
• Sleep for WII
• Substance Use & Misuse
• Tobacco Free Living for WII
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Weight Management for WII
• Back to HPW WII Homepage
• NMCPHC WII Programs
• Health Promotion & Wellness