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EL SALI

Our mission is to provide all trauma survivors with the spiritual care, comfort, and support they need to break the chains of trauma. We believe that we can help others find healing, redemption, and peace through faith and sharing our triumphs and vulnerabilities. Our team is committed to providing the resources and support that every trauma survivor deserves. Our efforts provide Confidence and Direction. We provide you with he skills and resources to find your purpose. If you need someone to talk to, don’t hesitate to contact us today.

Studies have shown the loss of community can impact the mental health of all people.  We seen in WWI and WWII our military units moved into the theater as a group. Many traveled across the world on a Navy ship.  That movement created a community where there was trust and socialization. However we have experienced since those battles we move our troops as an individual. In this approach we have lost those three elements, 1.) Trust 2.) Socialization and 3.) Community.

Exhaustion, Isolation and loneliness become our enemies, and often times that enemy wins out leading to the next step of trying to end that pain.

Join us as we build the communities that are directed to reverse this crisis of suicide.

Just click on the button that will lead you seeking more information how you can get control of your life again and find purpose for your pain.

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Operation Amber Waves

Operation Amber Waves is a heartwarming outreach program that brings joy and hope to the Veterans Affairs Medical Center patients in Martinsburg, West Virginia during the Christmas holidays. Hannah Bauer, a graduate of Virginia Polytechincal University was once a student of Amber Luchianni a middle school teacher. Amber felt it was important to always remember our veterans, especially those that are patients in the Veteran Affairs Medical Center. Amber would take her students to the West Virginia Veterans Medical Center on a frequent basis. Unfortunatley, Amber lost her life in a car accident. Hannah decided to keep her teachers dream alive.

While many people are celebrating with their families, some are spending the holiday season alone in a hospital room. Our program reminds these brave veterans that they are not forgotten and that their sacrifices and service are deeply appreciated. We deliver care packages and spread cheer to brighten their day let them know they are not alone.

We invite you to join us in gathering the items that go in the holiday bags and help us deliver them to our nations heroes.

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