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Warrior Kids Virtual Program
Warrior Kids Virtual Progra, is part of Wounded Warriors Canada Clinical Services. It is a beacon of hope for children navigating the ripple effects of trauma caused by a Veteran or First Responder parent living with operational stress injuries such as PTSI.
Provided by Wounded Warriors Canada
Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC) is a national mental health service provider dedicated to serving: Trauma Exposed Professionals Trauma Exposed Families and Trauma Exposed Organizations WWC specializes in providing culturally informed services that utilize a combination of education, counselling, and training approaches to support resiliency and recovery from post-trauma injuries.
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If you need support beyond this resource, help is available
This site offers immediate, stigma-free mental health resources for trauma-exposed public safety personnel (both uniform and civilian) in Ontario. Access confidential support 24/7 through free online resources or if in immediate crisis, call 911, Homewood Health’s 24/7 crisis line at 1-833-866-9929, or for 24/7 peer support call Boots on the Ground at 1-833-677-2668.
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By clicking proceed to site, you’ll be directed to a trusted third-party provider. Warrior Health partners with external organizations to support public safety personnel. This service has its own privacy and security policies.
Warrior Kids Virtual is designed for TExP children who are being affected by their TExP parent’s job.
It is designed to strengthen social connection, create supportive resources for children and their TExP families during stressful times including: identifying strengths of the family, ways to connect with each other to strengthen parent-child bonds, and family meetings to discuss important issues related to family wellness.
Each program supports up to 15 kids who will received professionally facilitated, 1-hour sessions for 6 weeks to help support the development of healthy peer connections, and understanding of their common experiences of living with a TExP parent.
