Join Wounded Warrior Project

Warrior & Family Support Member Registration

If You’re Discharged or Retired:

DD214 (showing final discharge status)
NGB 22 (National Guard)
DD256, discharge orders or discharge certificate (Reserves)
VA Benefits Summary Letter (includes dates of service and character of discharge)

Active Duty:

MEB/PEB Narrative Summary
Current Unit Orders to a WTU/WTB
Line of Duty (LOD) Form with Memo
Service/Personnel Record (ERB/ORB/BIR/SURF/EPR/etc.)
Orders or Citation for a post-9/11 combat-related award

Warrior Registration

Wounded Warrior Project^® (WWP) is committed to helping every warrior achieve their highest ambition. Wherever you are in your journey, our programs and resources are here to help you take the next steps that are right for you.

If you suffered a physical or mental injury, wound, or illness during your military service on or after September 11, 2001, you can register to access our programs in areas like:

Mental Health
Financial Wellness
Physical Health
Peer and Community Connection

WWP programs and services are always available at no cost to all registered warriors.

Watch the Warrior Registration Tutorial

Family Support Member Registration

Warriors aren’t the only ones who face challenges transitioning back to civilian life. Wounded Warrior Project understands the importance of a strong support system and we’re here to serve those who support the transition and recovery of their wounded, ill, or injured family member.

Our programs and services are built to reduce the burden of visible and invisible wounds on the lives of the warriors we serve, as well as the families who support them.

Join now to connect with these programs, as well as events where you can connect with other warrior families like yours.

Watch the Family Support Registration Tutorial

Join Wounded Warrior Project

Warrior & Family Support Member Registration

Required Documentation