A NEW CHAPTER FOR THOSE WHO SERVED
Helping military veterans take the next step toward recovery, renewed purpose, and a life beyond addiction.
01 / THE MISSION
A veteran’s life after service deserves the same commitment they gave to our country.
Operation Warrior Recovery is an initiative to help military veterans live better lives through substance misuse recovery support at Narconon Suncoast. Its purpose includes helping reduce veteran suicide by opening a path to support.
Working alongside Operation Warrior Hope, the initiative connects qualified veterans with sliding scale scholarships for a residential program in Clearwater, Florida.
Ask about a veteran scholarshipVETERANS. ONE INITIAL GOAL.
Help 20 qualified veterans enter and complete the Narconon Suncoast program, document their experiences, and build a foundation for wider access.
The initiative’s initial objective — not a count of completed scholarships.02 / A PATH FORWARD
Personal support. A residential setting.
A community invested in the next chapter.
A veteran or loved one contacts the team to discuss needs, program information, eligibility, and scholarship availability.
CONNECT & EXPLOREExplore scholarship support for approximately three months of residential treatment at Narconon Suncoast in Clearwater.
RESIDENTIAL SUPPORTThe initiative plans questionnaires before the program and twice afterward to document participants’ self-reported physical and mental well-being.
DOCUMENT & LEARNEligibility, availability, individual needs, and program length are discussed with the team. Individual experiences and results vary.
NARCONON SUNCOAST / CLEARWATER, FLA PLACE TO BEGIN AGAIN
Narconon Suncoast provides the residential setting for the initiative. Its program includes withdrawal support, the New Life Detoxification program, and Life Skills courses.
Explore the center, learn about the program, and speak with its team about whether it fits your needs.
Explore Narconon Suncoast03 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE MISSION
In their own words.
From the stories shared with this initiative.
A VETERAN’S NEXT CHAPTER“I’ve now come on as staff at Narconon so I can pay forward everything this program has done for me.”
FINDING PURPOSE AGAIN“Through this, I have learned, truly, to be trustworthy and honorable.”
Personal testimonials provided in the project materials, dated December 10, 2025, and February 27, 2026. These describe individual experiences and do not establish typical or guaranteed outcomes.
THE LONGER VIEW
The initial goal is personal. The longer-term ambition is systemic: create a documented foundation for more veterans to access the program.
Help 20 veterans enter and complete the program.
Gather participant-reported physical and mental well-being information before and after the program.
Prepare a white paper for Bay Pines VA, with the goal of pursuing a future Community Care contract.
VA funding and a Community Care contract are stated project goals. No current VA contract, VA endorsement, or coverage is represented here.
04 / STAND WITH THE MISSION
Give as an individual. Lead as a business.
Help the team connect veterans with support.
Options in the Narconon Suncoast corporate partnership program.
ADVOCATE
$2,500/ month
A meaningful commitment to recovery support in the community.
PARTNER
$5,000/ month
Bring your organization closer to the people behind the mission.
AMBASSADOR
$7,500/ month
Champion a sustained investment in recovery and community connection.
These are general Suncoast corporate sponsorship options. Confirm current terms, recognition benefits, and how a contribution may be designated for Operation Warrior Recovery directly with the team. No payment is collected on this site.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Have a more personal question?
The team can walk you through it.
Operation Warrior Recovery is focused on military veterans seeking substance misuse recovery support. The team can discuss eligibility, individual circumstances, and available scholarship support with a veteran or loved one.
The supplied information flyer describes sliding scale scholarships toward a three-month residential treatment program at Narconon Suncoast. The team must confirm eligibility, available funding, the individual’s contribution, and current program arrangements.
The project materials describe VA funding as a future objective. The plan is to document the initial veterans’ experiences and present a white paper to Bay Pines VA to seek a Community Care contract. This site does not represent an existing VA funding agreement or endorsement.
The Suncoast corporate sponsorship materials include Advocate, Partner, and Ambassador levels, as well as contributions of any amount. Contact the team to confirm details and discuss whether support can be directed to this veteran initiative.
Narconon Suncoast, 1390 Sunset Point Road, Clearwater, Florida 33755. Visit the center’s official website for program information and speak with its team about suitability and admission.
05 / THE NEXT STEP IS A CONVERSATION
Whether you are a veteran, a loved one, a business, or someone ready to help, there is a conversation worth starting.
Marine Corps veteran · Narconon Suncoast executive
(727) 741-8603 Send a textDakota Egloff · Social Betterment & Volunteer Director
Email the project teamChurch of Scientology Flag Service Organization
