Contributions by TAPS International

Through the Afghan Hope Project and other initiatives, TAPS International helps Afghan widows rebuild their lives in the face of adversity.

TAPS International Director of Sub-Saharan Africa and South America spent a week conducting meetings with TAPS International partners in Nigeria.

TAPS International's Director for Sub-Saharan Africa and South America, Augustine Achu will be speaking on November 25 at 10 a.m.

TAPS International awarded its first set of grants to partner organizations around the world supporting survivors of conflict.

TAPS International was pleased to welcome to our headquarters a senior military delegation from the Ministry of Defense of Burkina.

TAPS International's life saving support has helped so many, and in particular, a widow named Mehugrul.

"Requiem for a Soldier" honors generations of soldiers who sacrificed for freedom. It is a song of remembrance and gratitude.

Now more important than ever, TAPS is supporting Gold Star Families who are reeling from the chaos in Afghanistan and the Taliban takeover.

In the wake of the conflict and unimaginable loss, TAPS International connects with partners on the ground in Libya to support surviving families.

Videos recordings of the December 2020 virtual event for leaders of organizations engaged in the care of grieving military families to share best practices.

TAPS has brought countries from around the world who have lost loved ones in conflict and given those families a chance to speak out and have a voice.

Listen to a global conversation on forms of mourning in dealing with loss and learn more about how we can more effectively deal with grief in our own lives.

TAPS International comes together and honors those who have died in defense of freedom, transcending the barriers of language, religion and politics.

On February 2, 2016, Army General John Campbell testifies before the House Armed Services Committee.

On January 17, 2019, TAPS International signed a memorandum of understanding with government officials in Dnipro, Ukraine to establish TAPS Ukraine.

In 2017, TAPS went to Mosul as part of a larger delegation to help the people of Mosul rebuild their city and their lives.

TAPS is actively engaging the countries who honor their war dead by caring for those who grieve them, bringing together a unique alliance of families.

Erin Jacobson, surviving fiancée of Army Ranger Cpl. Jason Kessler, shares her experience visiting the surviving families of the war-torn city of Mosul, Iraq.