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Richmond/McGuire WWMP Contacts |
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Saturday, 12 December 2009 |
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The Wounded Warrior
Mentorship Program
(WWMP)
Are You a Wounded Warrior
Transitioning to Civilian Life –
or Back to the Military?
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What is a Mentor?
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A trusted advisor who can assist you in transitioning into a new profession in the private or government sectors – or assist you with the return to military service and the COAD / COAR process if needed.
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Who are the Mentors?
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Former military vets (most are West Point graduates) who have gone on to have successful careers within private companies and/or government organizations.
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How Can They Help You?
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At your request, a mentor will be assigned to provide one-on-one support to…
· Help you and your family navigate and access the network of resources and benefits that are available to you in the Greater Richmond area.
· Be a sounding board for you and your family’s ideas, questions and concerns.
· Support you in thinking about and making decisions concerning your future – as well as your efforts to achieve them.
· Help you identify potential internships to evaluate potential career choices.
· Provide access to networks of private companies or government agencies as a part of your future job search.
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What Happens When You leave the Richmond Area?
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The WWMP has access to a growing nationwide network of mentors. While you can still maintain your relationship with your original mentor, we will do our best to find and provide a new mentor at your final destination to provide continued support and assistance.
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How Can I Get a Mentor or Learn More?
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Contacts:
Web Site: www.wpwoundedwarriormentorprogram.com
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 George Nyfeler (Mentor – far right) and Wounded Warrior Brian Pierce (second from right). Brian was a SSG in the Army Engineers. (George’s children are the two on the far left.)
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 13 December 2009 )
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