The Center for Public-Private Partnerships (CP3) at the Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine (HJF) was created to bridge the federal and private sectors and expand the network of resources available to our nation’s military medical system. For more than a quarter century, HJF has been the civilian leader in advancing military medicine. The only organization authorized by Congress to support the military medical system, the Foundation is responsible for more than 1,000 research projects around the world. The Center for Public-Private Partnerships is an expansion of these efforts.
As a private, not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, CP3 is able to link the military and civilian communities and create meaningful partnerships aimed at advancing warrior care to the next level. We build agile teams of experts across these two communities and engage grateful citizens to ensure that America’s warriors and their families receive the most innovative care and far-reaching support our nation can provide.
The visible and invisible wounds of the current conflicts will affect not only our service members, but also their families and our nation, for years to come. It is critical that our wounded, ill, and injured warriors are given every opportunity to not only survive, but thrive long after they return home.