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About
Since many Veterans move back to their hometowns after leaving service, a major cost for us is flying them in to receive treatment. Your Aeroplan contributions will be spent either on bringing them to our clinicians, or flying our clinicians in to them.
About
Since many Veterans move back to their hometowns after leaving service, a major cost for us is flying them in to receive treatment. Your Aeroplan contributions will be spent either on bringing them to our clinicians, or flying our clinicians in to them.
UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Good health and well-being
The Veterans Transition Network is a registered non-profit charity that raises funds to deliver the Veterans Transition Program free of charge to veterans across Canada. The Veterans Transition Program is an evidence-based clinical intervention developed at the University of British Columbia in 1998. It is based on 20 years of research, development and delivery aimed at providing timely and effective care that enables veterans to enjoy healthy and meaningful lives, and launch into their best possible future. Today, our organization delivers the Veterans Transition Program for both men and women in 8 provinces across Canada in both English and French. The program is facilitated by registered psychologists and counsellors, and supported by over 50 trained paraprofessionals who are veterans themselves.
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Your Aeroplan Miles have made a difference for Veterans like Cliff H. After enduring a difficult and unstable childhood, Cliff was ready to move on. He joined the Military seeking the brotherly bond that he grew up seeing in war movies. But when he arrived at Basic Training, that...
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For 24 years, Ray served his country with honour. After several deployments and recognition as a distinguished combat engineer, it was time for Ray to fill a position at the Canadian Maneuver Training Center (CMTC), the last stop for soldiers on their way to the middle east. It...
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Iska S. joined the military wanting to feel like she was part of something bigger than herself, and the Reserves gave her the opportunity to do just that. After training in Gagetown, Iska felt empowered, strong, and confident. Sadly, Iska would learn that not every course or unit would offer...
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After multiple tours and responding to the scene of a suicide bomber, Brian returned home from Afghanistan. During his first month back, he didn’t sleep. His thoughts became clouded with memories of Afghanistan. He began seeking adrenaline by driving fast in his car as a...
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Fire Chief Bruno M. knows how it feels to be in a fire. After witnessing traumatic incidents in his career, he had learned to cope by masking his emotions with a strong work ethic by day, dealing with nightmares and little sleep by night. It was a cancer diagnosis that forced him to...
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