Military chaplains are often the first to confront the emotional challenges and difficult psychological questions faced by defenders. Why did fate take my comrade’s life while I survived that battle? Why am I here — is this my purpose? How do I cope with loss?
In cooperation with the Northwell Health clinical network in New York, we conduct training for military chaplains of various faiths and denominations to introduce them to Stress First Aid (SFA) methods, helping strengthen their resilience and enabling them to better support service members on the front lines.
Today, approximately 300 military chaplains serve alongside soldiers at the front. More than 50 of them have already completed our training, and we continue to support chaplains in carrying out their critical mission.
