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TAPS Retreats

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)

Multi-day small-group retreats combine peer connection, reflection, emotional movement, physical activity, and travel experiences for military-loss survivors.

TexasMental Health and CounselingNational event-based program open to eligible military-loss survivors, including residents of all eight assigned East Texas counties; retreat locations and populations vary.

How to get help

Use the Join Us at a TAPS Retreat link on the official page to review current opportunities and follow the event-specific application process. Call 800-959-8277 for help connecting with TAPS support.

Who this service helps

Survivors grieving the death of a military loved one; individual retreats may be designed for a particular survivor population and may set additional requirements.

Where this service is available

Service area: National event-based program open to eligible military-loss survivors, including residents of all eight assigned East Texas counties; retreat locations and populations vary.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Location and contact

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Source and verification

Source: Public-source listing

About this service

TAPS Retreats create healing spaces for small groups of survivors who often share similar losses. Each retreat includes conversation, reflection, physical and emotional movement, and a unique travel experience, with recreational, active, and challenging adventure levels that vary by event.

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