The 2012 Warrior Games are just around the corner! If you’re in the Colorado Springs area, come visit April 30 – May 5. We hope to see you there!
Photo of the Week: Warrior Games 2012 Flyer
Photo of the Week: Non-medical Care Manager Training
Navy Safe Harbor Non-medical Care Managers from across the country and headquarters staff came together March 28 – 30 for a training session in Washington, D.C. It was an opportunity for staff to discuss best practices, determine areas for improvement, and agree on a way ahead for the program. Navy Safe Harbor is committed to ensuring that — through a healthy evolution of the program — enrollees and their families receive the highest quality of care.
Are you wondering what non-medical care includes? Learn more now.
Above: Navy Safe Harbor Non-medical Care Managers and the Operations team gather at the conclusion of the training session.
The Month of the Military Child Featured in the Family Newsletter
In commemoration of the Month of the Military Child, Navy Safe Harbor has released the second edition of the Wounded Warrior Family Newsletter. It is full of useful information focused on the children and youth of our seriously wounded, ill, and injured service members and their families, including details on camps and retreats; scholarship opportunities; and helpful kits and online resources.
Check out the new edition today!
For more information about the Month of the Military Child, visit the U.S. Department of Defense.
Photo of the Week: Kicking Off the Year of the Chief
Members of the Navy Safe Harbor Operations team attended the Year of the Chief kick-off celebration at the U.S. Navy Memorial in Washington, D.C. this week. In honor of the Chief Petty Officer’s 119th birthday, the memorial unveiled a new exhibit commemorating the Year of the Chief.
The Navy Safe Harbor staff members shared information about the program with the many guests in attendance. They also were honored by a visit from the Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan W. Greenert, a great advocate for seriously wounded, ill, and injured Sailors and Coast Guardsmen. Adm. Greenert even signed a 2012 Team Navy/Coast Guard Warrior Games poster!
Above: Adm. Greenert poses for a photo with members of the Navy Safe Harbor Operations team.
Photo of the Week: Warrior Games Poster
Check out the 2012 Warrior Games poster for Team Navy/Coast Guard! Bravo Zulu, team! One Team. One Fight.
Learn more about the Warrior Games and adaptive athletic reconditioning now.
Photo of the Week: Introducing Team Navy/Coast Guard 2012
The roster of wounded warrior athletes representing Team Navy/Coast Guard at the 2012 Warrior Games was announced March 17 during a sports camp at Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) Port Hueneme, Calif.
“We have assembled an impressive group of young men and women, and we expect Team Navy/Coast Guard to make a tremendous impact at the Warrior Games this year,” said Navy Capt. Bernie Carter, director of Navy Safe Harbor.
“It is our sincere hope that the Warrior Games will inspire our wounded warrior athletes to maximize their abilities both on and off the playing field, and to reach for productive futures,” he added.
Access the latest athlete roster here!
