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Help Siddharth get back to civilian life: housing deposit and training
Siddharth served fourteen years in the marines; $500 would cover a vocational welding course and tools.
🇮🇳 Delhi, India2,021 views
Swapnil served fourteen years in the marines and was discharged in 2025 with hearing damage and PTSD. He has been waiting fourteen months for support, and meanwhile is sleeping at a brother's place.
The plan: a vocational welding course and tools. The quote comes to $500.
Swapnil is receiving counseling through the veterans' clinic and is committed to recovery. Structure and a stable place to live are the missing pieces.
Money will be paid to the training provider and the landlord directly.
Where the $500 goes:
• Training provider fees: $230
• Housing deposit and first month: $210
• Transport to appointments: $35
• Essential household items: $25
I hope life is good to you.
- Siddharth
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hope it all works out, Siddharth. This could happen to any of us. We had a similar scare last year, I know what it feels like. God bless
thanks for sharing this, Siddharth. This could happen to any of us. We're a small family in Tokyo but we're thinking of you.
Hang in there. This could happen to any of us. Greetings from Edinburgh.
best of luck, Siddharth. Your post was clear and honest. All the best.
Reading this made my day a bit heavier but I'm glad I did. Wish I lived closer to Accra so I could bring a meal