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We are three (3) Veteran affiliations working as one volunteer unit to serve those who served in the Military

Knoxville Regional Veterans Mental Health Council

Legacy Peer Support Group (LPG)

Vet to Vet Tennessee

865-336-2624

"It's Good To Have You Back America was written and sung by Navy Veteran Terry Lockwood. Council's theme song; JL Tucker's favorite.

 

What started thirteen years ago as a city-based organization has grown and expanded its programs to over 18 East Tennessee counties. We are still a volunteer group with no paid staff and only donated meetings and office space. Our officers generally pay for their own training or participate in community-based grant-funded training programs.

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If you went to see the movie "American Sniper",  then you can start to understand how the war changes the brave men and women who served.  The next mission they encounter is returning  & readjusting at home.  It was the legend, Navy Seal Chris Kyle's veteran advocacy that helped him return to his family to find joy, happiness and love that he lost in the war.

It is only through the generosity and kindness of caring people like yourself that we can provide the services we do.  Your support towards helping us help other veterans is greatly appreciated.

Please contact your patriotic friends and veteran advocates to help us achieve our mission "Leave no veteran behind".

Crisis Hotline

Is there someone to call if a veteran is in crisis or at risk of suicide?
The Veterans Crisis Line is a toll-free, confidential resource that connects Veterans in crisis and their families and friends with qualified, caring VA responders

Veterans and their loved ones can call 988 and Press 1 or chat online at Veterans Crisis Line for free, confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, even if they are not registered with VA or enrolled in VA health care.

The professionals at the Veterans Crisis Line are specially trained and experienced in helping Veterans of all ages and circumstances—from Veterans coping with mental health issues that were never addressed to recent Veterans struggling with relationships or the transition back to civilian life.

Vet Centers and VA Medical Centers stand ready to reach out and help veterans in crisis or at risk for suicide. We can help.  Find a VA facility or Vet Center today!

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