The only way we will accomplish our mission is with the help of our volunteers, our corporate partners, and, of course, our donors. All of these are critical to our success.  

Our five-year plan will raise awareness of the excellent job that our military hospitals are doing, and what happens after the service member is released. On-going rehabilitation is required in many instances and we need to provide that assistance to these veterans.
 
In addition, we will partner with companies and corporations throughout the United States to assist with job training and employment opportunities. Emphasize to these Partners that the veteran’s military training and experience is a valuable asset to the Partner. The fact is, disabled vets do not seek charity or special favors—just a fair chance to prove themselves. Unfortunately for these fine men and women, they have to prove themselves again 

                                 Our ongoing operation will offer the following:

       1.   Assistance with business consulting and financial aid in the event the veteran would like to own his/her own business. Partner with companies that may have franchise opportunities, and assist with that opportunity. 

              2.  Rehabilitation in those situations where ongoing treatment is needed and cannot be  provided by other sources. 

              3.  Financial assistance for the children of deceased veterans to include tuition assistance, scholarships, and special training. We know that some of these children are very young and that when they make the decision years from now to go to a college of their choice, they will have assistance from our organization---“Hope”!

             4.  Financial assistance, as well as volunteer assistance, for counseling and/or other therapies in the event they are needed.

       5. The ability to live as close to a “normal” life as possible, albeit without one parent. In this regard, we will establish several programs designed by professional therapists specializing in this field.

              6.  Build a facility where these children can visit and meet with each other, share their experiences and establish friendships. This facility will be in Orlando, and will be close to the entertainment venues located there. There are also other opportunities to allow travel to other locations and offer educational opportunities. For example, summer camps, park ranger programs in the national parks, etc. Additionally, since most kids are technologically savvy, online chat rooms and discussion groups can be facilitated. This allows for anonymity, should that be desired. This can also be offered to veterans and family members.

      7.   In the event the child does not choose college, then we will provide assistance to them in a proper career or business path.

      8.   Further assistance as needed and warranted.