"They opened doors to things that I didn't think would be available to me as a wounded warrior," said a Navy Wounded Warrior enrollee who suffered nerve damage from a motorcycle accident.

"The Navy Wounded Warrior program has taught me that nothing or no one can put limitations on me because I am just as capable as anybody else."

Navy Wounded Warrior has provided assistance to over 4,300 seriously wounded, ill and injured service members located throughout the country.

The Navy Wounded Warrior program allows service members to focus on their recovery goals while its team of experts resolves non-medical hurdles.

Over time, the non-medical care manager communicates frequently with enrollee families, ensuring their quality of life does not suffer while providing care for a loved one.

The Anchor Program helps Navy Wounded Warrior carry out its promise to provide transition assistance to seriously wounded, ill and injured Sailors and Coast Guardsman, as well as their families. It links wounded warriors to an invaluable network of support during a critical chapter of their lives - the conclusion of their military careers.

Adaptive Sports - athletic activities that are modified to meet the abilities of injured or ill individuals - are essential to the recuperation of wounded warriors.