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Through our comprehensive portal of resources, we equip veterans with the tools, knowledge, and connections they need to thrive. From mental health support and career development to community-building opportunities, our platform offers a structured and accessible way to navigate post-service life with confidence.
At Cape Fear VRP, we connect veterans with trusted, thoroughly vetted resources that address their unique needs. These resources span areas such as mental health support, financial assistance, employment opportunities, and educational support, ensuring that veterans receive the most reliable and effective services.
Collaboration with trusted partners is at the core of our mission. By working closely with veteran service organizations (VSOs), nonprofits, and government agencies, we leverage the collective power of the community to provide comprehensive care. We are committed to curating a network of high-quality, professional support tailored to enhance the well-being and resilience of those who have served.
Purposeful connections form the foundation of the Cape Fear VRP. We aim to create meaningful relationships between veterans and the organizations, services, and individuals who can support them on their journey to wellness. Through these connections, we foster a community where veterans can thrive, build resilience, and find both professional and personal support when needed most.
Cape Fear Veteran Resilience Project (CFVRP) is dedicated to strengthening support for veterans by uniting existing Veteran Service Organizations, nonprofits, and government agencies to expand outreach and awareness. By fostering collaboration and advocating for necessary resources, we work to ensure that veterans have timely access to impactful services that enhance their lives. Our ultimate mission is to create a resilient and connected veteran community while actively working to reduce veteran suicide in the Cape Fear region.
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The Traveling Coin: Creating Book Characters
**Free with registration** Veterans and active military members are invited to participate in a powerful and engaging 90-minute writing workshop led by Dr. Sonny Kelly—a U.S. Air Force veteran, accomplished performer, and professor of communication. This dynamic and interactive session will combine storytelling, poetry, dialogue, and creative writing to help participants explore their own voices and experiences while building deeper connections with others. All participants will receive a copy of The Waterman's Song by David Cecelski. Sonny will take inspiration from several stories in the book
Career Opportunities Project Management, Human Resources, Transportation, Logistics Management, Healthcare, Government, and more
**FREE ADMISSION** Cameron Arts Museum is hosting a Veterans day celebration with reenactors, storytellers and performances dedicated to the USCT. See link for specific times and activites.
Starting with the annual Veterans Breakfast at 8:30 am at the Leland Arts Center, hosted by the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce. After that, the event will move to Belville Riverwalk. O pening ceremonies will begin at 11 am. Closing ceremonies will begin at 3:45 pm.
Fun and Vibrant Holiday Food Displays
Holiday Watercolor Cards
