Continued Service Disaster Response Mission Program

Continued Service is a vital part of the posttraumatic growth journey. Serving alongside fellow Sheep Dogs fulfills our innate drive to serve, reigniting a sense of belonging, purpose, and pride that many have been missing. Our Disaster Response Missions are the cornerstone of this service—providing impactful volunteer opportunities that empower our Sheep Dogs to continue serving their communities and country when disaster strikes. We also encourage members to engage in local acts of service that may seem small but mean everything to those affected—like repairing a disabled veteran’s home, cleaning headstones at a national cemetery, restoring a park, working in a soup kitchen, or coaching a youth team.
Continued Service is a vital part of the posttraumatic growth journey. Serving alongside fellow Sheep Dogs fulfills our innate drive to serve, reigniting a sense of belonging, purpose, and pride that many have been missing. Our Disaster Response Missions are the cornerstone of this service—providing impactful volunteer opportunities that empower our Sheep Dogs to continue serving their communities and country when disaster strikes. We also encourage members to engage in local acts of service that may seem small but mean everything to those affected—like repairing a disabled veteran’s home, cleaning headstones at a national cemetery, restoring a park, working in a soup kitchen, or coaching a youth team.

Continued Service is a vital part of the posttraumatic growth journey.

Serving alongside fellow Sheep Dogs fulfills our innate drive to serve, reigniting a sense of belonging, purpose, and pride that many have been missing. 

Our  Disaster Response Missions  are the cornerstone of this service, providing impactful volunteer opportunities that empower our Sheep Dogs to continue serving their communities and country when disaster strikes. Want to learn how to deploy?

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Continued Service is a vital part of the posttraumatic growth journey. Serving alongside fellow Sheep Dogs fulfills our innate drive to serve, reigniting a sense of belonging, purpose, and pride that many have been missing. Our Disaster Response Missions are the cornerstone of this service—providing impactful volunteer opportunities that empower our Sheep Dogs to continue serving their communities and country when disaster strikes. We also encourage members to engage in local acts of service that may seem small but mean everything to those affected—like repairing a disabled veteran’s home, cleaning headstones at a national cemetery, restoring a park, working in a soup kitchen, or coaching a youth team.
Continued Service is a vital part of the posttraumatic growth journey. Serving alongside fellow Sheep Dogs fulfills our innate drive to serve, reigniting a sense of belonging, purpose, and pride that many have been missing. Our Disaster Response Missions are the cornerstone of this service—providing impactful volunteer opportunities that empower our Sheep Dogs to continue serving their communities and country when disaster strikes. We also encourage members to engage in local acts of service that may seem small but mean everything to those affected—like repairing a disabled veteran’s home, cleaning headstones at a national cemetery, restoring a park, working in a soup kitchen, or coaching a youth team.
Continued Service is a vital part of the posttraumatic growth journey. Serving alongside fellow Sheep Dogs fulfills our innate drive to serve, reigniting a sense of belonging, purpose, and pride that many have been missing. Our Disaster Response Missions are the cornerstone of this service—providing impactful volunteer opportunities that empower our Sheep Dogs to continue serving their communities and country when disaster strikes. We also encourage members to engage in local acts of service that may seem small but mean everything to those affected—like repairing a disabled veteran’s home, cleaning headstones at a national cemetery, restoring a park, working in a soup kitchen, or coaching a youth team.

In addition to helping with larger national disasters, we encourage members to engage in local acts of service that may seem small but mean everything to those affected—like repairing a disabled veteran’s home, cleaning headstones at a national cemetery, restoring a park, working in a soup kitchen, or coaching a youth team. 

Continued Service is a vital part of the posttraumatic growth journey. Serving alongside fellow Sheep Dogs fulfills our innate drive to serve, reigniting a sense of belonging, purpose, and pride that many have been missing. Our Disaster Response Missions are the cornerstone of this service—providing impactful volunteer opportunities that empower our Sheep Dogs to continue serving their communities and country when disaster strikes. We also encourage members to engage in local acts of service that may seem small but mean everything to those affected—like repairing a disabled veteran’s home, cleaning headstones at a national cemetery, restoring a park, working in a soup kitchen, or coaching a youth team.

SDIA's Continuum of Care

Posttraumatic Growth is a positive psychological transformation that can happen after trauma. The science of PTG demonstrates that when we’re forced to reflect on our lives and make sense of the destruction caused by trauma, our struggles can become a catalyst for change. Trauma does not have to be the end of the road, rather it can be the path to a new beginning. At SDIA, we actively teach and foster PTG through every aspect of our programs - Outdoor Adventures, Warrior PATHH, and Continued Service. Avalon Action Alliance Sheep Dog Impact Assistance (SDIA) is proud to partner with Avalon Action Alliance—a national network committed to connecting veterans and first responders with life-changing care, while removing financial and geographic barriers. Together, we deliver transformative solutions for those facing the overlapping challenges of mild traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress, and substance abuse—fostering growth, healing, and long-term well-being. Boulder Crest Foundation Partnership Warrior PATHH, a cornerstone of our Get Off The Couch™ programming, was developed by the Boulder Crest Foundation (BCF)—the global leader in Posttraumatic Growth (PTG) programs. Created in collaboration with Dr. Richard Tedeschi, founder of PTG and Executive Director of the Boulder Crest Institute, and Dr. Bret Moore, Army psychologist and Deputy Director, Warrior PATHH offers the first-ever training program to transform struggle into strength through PTG. SDIA began offering Warrior PATHH in Northwest Arkansas in March 2021, continuing our mission to empower our nation’s heroes with purpose, healing, and connection.

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