Our Mission

Connecting Warriors and their families with resources that improve their lives.

The Augusta Model

Augusta Warrior Project’s model is based on partnerships with governmental and non-governmental agencies that foster well-deserved support for warriors and their families.

Our Four-Step Plan

Connect – Find and link warriors to the AWP network of resources.

Educate – Inform warriors of the services and opportunities available to them.

Advocate – Ensure warriors receive the support they have earned.

Collaborate – Work with partners on all levels to facilitate total warrior care.

Connect

Strong connections with local and national businesses, non-profit organizations, and governmental agencies are the foundation of the AWP network.   The goal is to connect warriors to our extensive network of resources through a variety of channels, which include the AWP website, social media (Facebook), and local grass roots efforts.  Recent website modifications and a presence on Facebook have created a buzz within the warrior community.  As a result, AWP membership is increasing at a rapid pace.

Educate

Once warriors are connected to AWP, we educate them on services and opportunities that promote a better quality of life.  Our expertise in warrior-specific benefits, such as housing and healthcare, is shared with warriors and their families so they can make intelligent life decisions.   

Advocate

The core of AWP’s identity is warrior advocacy.   On the local level, we are partnering with organizations like the CSRA Economic Opportunity Authority (EOA) and Goodwill to assist warriors in areas of need, such as housing, training, and employment.  Nationally, AWP provides a voice for warriors all the way up to Capitol Hill.  We advocate programs and services that benefit our warrior community.

Collaborate

Collaboration is key to the success of the AWP.  We keep the lines of communication open on all levels and bring our partners together to support the warrior cause.