Brush VFW Post 3551 is part of a National Organization of veterans from all of America's military branches, who have served in combat zones in our wars.  

 We offer a place for veterans to speak and interact with other veterans who understand similar experiences of serving in combat situations. We can assist in getting medical or disability claims submitted through the VA. We also provide support to veterans with disabilities by loaning crutches, walkers, or wheelchairs if needed.

970-842-7644

 Sagebrush Post 68/American Legion in Brush, CO. Americans taking care of Americans!! 

2301 Mill St Brush, Colorado 80723

 Monty Kinder - Service Officer

Benefits are only a phone call away.

For information on:
Disability
Health Care
Education
Loan Guarantee
Burial Benefits
and More

970-542-3552 

Melody Christensen, President, 

970-768-0109

 Morgan County Family Center is an outstanding community resource that helps Eastern Colorado families. 

Fort Morgan Location

411 Main Street, Suite 100
Fort Morgan, CO 80701

Brush Location 

120 Clayton Street
Brush, CO 80723

Phone: 970.867.9606

We build Community Gardens with Community Veterans

 Equine therapy for veterans – no costinfo@stillwaterranch.org303-451-8182
 

 https://www.mentalhealth.va.gov/coronavirus/index.asp 

 https://www.publichealth.va.gov/n-coronavirus/ 

Great resource for Veterans to self-evaluate and get access to resources. 

 https://www.operationveteranstrong.org/ 

Hunts for Disabled Veterans

Hoyt, CO

970-483-7255

Suicide prevention is a commonly used and understood term. However not everyone recognizes suicide postvention. Suicide postvention builds upon prevention efforts by providing immediate and ongoing support to those impacted by a suicide loss.

Postvention is critical for healing after suicide. Uniting for Suicide Postvention (USPV) provides resources and support for everyone touched by suicide loss. Check out our USPV sections to learn more.

 https://www.mirecc.va.gov/visn19/postvention/ 

  https://www.pleuralmesothelioma.com/cancer/ 

Malignant mesothelioma is a form of cancer caused by asbestos exposure that primarily forms in the lining of the lungs and abdomen. Presenting symptoms include difficulty breathing and chest pain. The average life expectancy is six to eight months without treatment and 12 months with treatment. 

 Life throws you curveballs, sometimes right at your manhood.