They have started the Training Rehabilitation and Advocacy Center, TRACK, on Jacksonville's Southside. "It's the first attempt by any group, to really help these warriors mind body and spirit. Not just provide funding to go back to school," said Jeff Searcy With Wounded Warrior. He said they currently have 17 warriors in a group called a "cohort". They going back to school and physical rehab together. Searcy said this will allow them to use each other's experiences and help each other get back to a normal life. "So they get to go through, banking on each other's experiences and strengths, and helping each other get through the 12-month program," Searcy said. He said they will bring in the second cohort early next year, and hope to expand it to nearly 30 soldiers. "So within the next 12-months we hope to have in the neighborhood of 50-60 warriors from around the country participating in this program right here in Jacksonville," Searcy said. He says they have training and classes on site, but also have partnerships with FCCJ, Vets Centers, and Brooks Rehabilitation, where members can go for classes or rehab that they cannot provide onsite. The Wounded Warrior Project is located at 7020 A C Skinner Pkwy. Find out more about the Wounded Warrior Project at their website.