Serving Washington’s Veterans Washington Department of Veterans Affairs Projects for Veterans with TBI Washington State 2011 Traumatic Brain Injury Conference.

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Serving Washington’s Veterans Washington Department of Veterans Affairs Projects for Veterans with TBI Washington State 2011 Traumatic Brain Injury Conference April 29, 2011

Background – WDVA completed a Master Plan in 2000 prior to 9/11 and the launch of the global war on terror – WDVA is updating its Master Plan to meet the current and future needs of WA veterans – WDVA operates three state veterans homes including the original WA Soldiers Home in Orting – The Soldiers Home resides on a 180 acre campus, much of it undeveloped, which provides opportunities for new programs – TBI has been dubbed the signature wound of the global war on terror Traumatic Brain Injury and Transitional Housing Feasibility Study

Work with partners in the Military Department, at Joint Base Lewis McCord and the federal VA indentified a need for TBI treatment programs and respite services WDVA received a grant from the Washington TBI Council to explore the feasibility of developing a TBI program for veterans on the campus of the WA Soldiers Home, Orting. Program features being considered include short term residential therapy program, adult day health, respite care services and transitional housing. Roosevelt Barracks

WDVA partnered with the University of WA, Northwest Center for Livable Communities to establish a project team and conduct the study. The study addresses: – Potential Reuse of Existing Building – New Construction Traumatic Brain Injury and Transitional Housing Feasibility Study

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ORTING CAMPUS EXISTING SITE, BUILDINGS AND CURRENT PROGRAMS

Orting Opportunities – Highest and Best Use - Natural assets – Therapeutic Setting – Security – Sense of Community – Indoor to Outdoor Connections – Agricultural Therapy – Hiking and Biking – Therapy Dogs Traumatic Brain Injury and Transitional Housing Feasibility Study

Agricultural Therapy - Proposed Components Orchard Raised beds Trellis / picnic Fixed vines / shrubs Native restoration Livestock Field crops

Agricultural Therapy – Circulation

Agricultural Potential Plan Orchard – one acre – 100 trees One tree averages lbs of apples One tree averages plums Fixed Vines / shrubs.25 acre Blueberries 250 shrubs x 10 lbs = 2500 lbs Field Crop.5 acre 12,500 lbs of potatoes 7000 lbs of squash Raised Beds 10’ x 8’ Salad greens – lbs Tomatoes - 10 plants -100 lbs Pole Beans – 10 plants – 8 lbs Carrots – 20 lbs Livestock – average per year lbs of honey per bee hive eggs per chicken 300 gallons of milk per goat