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Impact

Founded by A Veteran, to serve veterans

Operation Meraki is an organization built by veterans, for veterans. We honor our heroes by providing them with meaningful employment, community support, and opportunities to thrive in their next mission.

The Problem

Many veterans face overwhelming challenges when transitioning to their next mission after military service. From mental health struggles to reintegration to next life mission.
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The Solution

At Operation Meraki, we provide tailored solutions designed to support veterans on their journey toward healing, rebuilding, and reintegrating into their communities with renewed purpose and confidence.
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Accomplishments

With over 738 veterans empowered, Operation Meraki has become a beacon of hope for those looking to heal, grow, and re established themselves in their next life mission.
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Connect with Operation Meraki: Your Next Mission Starts Here

Transitioning from military service can be challenging, but you don't have to navigate it alone. At Operation Meraki, we offer veterans a community of support, resources, and empowerment. Whether you’re looking to start a new career, participate in our creative therapy programs, or volunteer, we’re here to help you take the next step in your journey.

Critical Data

Critical Needs for Veterans in Transition

Veterans face unique challenges when transitioning to the next mission. These challenges span across employment, wellness, reintegration, and beyond. The following data highlights key areas where focused support is essential.

The percentage of veterans who face unemployment during their first year of transition
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Veterans who are employed in jobs beneath their skill and experience level
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The number of veterans who commit suicide daily due to challenges in reintegration and wellness
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The annual number of veterans who experience homelessness within their first five years post-service
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Veterans who report significant challenges in reintegration into civilian or non-military roles
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veterans report difficulty in translating their military skills to civilian job requirements, highlighting a need for tailored workforce development programs.
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