Operation Not Forgotten is an all-volunteer program of our non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, Life Renewed International. Our mission is to measurably improve a veteran’s quality of life in these areas: mental, emotional, social, and spiritual. Operation Not Forgotten works through Vet Life Communities, a network of peer-based support meetings that can be in-person, virtual, or a hybrid of both types of meetings. - veterans helping veterans, families helping families. We offer the tools necessary to address issues, including PTSD and suicidal ideation, to help veterans and their families transition to life outside the military.

Our peer-mentoring groups utilize our well-researched Step by Step Journals and our MAPS (Measure, Analyze, Plan, Succeed) Life Coaching and Goal Setting process. Each participant will be offered the opportunity to take our Life Renewed Quality of Life Assessment (QOLA), which offers eye-opening insight into an individual's quality of life. Separate meetings are available for male veterans, female veterans, adult family members, and youth ages 13-17. Vet Life Community is designed to create a supportive, confidential, community-based meeting place. Meetings are free for all participating veterans and their loved ones.

Life Renewed International/Operation Not Forgotten is proud to partner with Highland Rivers Health, one of Georgia's largest providers of mental health and substance use treatment and recovery services. We are helping veterans address their mental health issues as part of their veteran program. We are honored to be named Home Depot’s veteran project of the year for 2022.

Our GuideStar Rating is Platinum: https://www.guidestar.org/profile/06-1816989

 

We stand beside veterans providing support. Operation Not Forgotten has developed a network of community support groups that provide access to appropriate, quality services and care for veterans, and their families who are dealing with PTSD and other issues. Through our Vet Life Communities, we are changing the way veterans and their families are helped. Join us by starting a Vet Life Community in your area.

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