Uncovers the Hidden War of

Veteran Suicide

Our Goal

It’s to raise awareness about veteran suicide and its underlying causes while providing a platform for veterans to share their personal stories and experiences.

By highlighting the challenges veterans face and the importance of mental health support, the documentary aims to educate the public, reduce stigma, and inspire actionable change in policy and community support systems.

Ultimately, “Keep on Living” seeks to foster a sense of hope and solidarity, encouraging veterans to seek help and reminding them that their lives are valued and worth fighting for.

In a world where the fight continues long after the battlefield, “Keep On Living” exposes the raw, heart-wrenching truth of veteran suicide—a silent crisis claiming too many heroes. This powerful documentary doesn’t just reveal the struggle; it celebrates inspiring stories of resilience and hope, rallying you to stand up for those who’ve given everything. Discover how you can help save lives today!

What we need to make it happen

Bringing this vital story to life takes more than passion—it demands creativity, grit, and your support. AMOR Umbrella is on a mission to finish producing and distributing “Keep On Living,” an independent film spotlighting our veterans’ untold battles. We’re calling on you to fuel this game-changing project with funds for production and outreach.

You Hold the Power to Change Lives Every dollar counts—no donation is too small! Join us now and be the difference our veterans deserve. Help “Keep On Living” reach the world and spark a movement for hope and healing. Act today!

Our Movie Mision

The mission of Keep on Living, is to create impactful, veteran-led storytelling that raises awareness about veteran suicide, promotes mental health support, and connects veterans to resources for healing and hope.

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About Keep on Living

A veteran-led documentary and movement dedicated to raising awareness about veteran suicide, the challenges of military transition, and the critical need for mental health support. Through authentic, unfiltered storytelling, we honor veterans’ experiences while balancing emotional depth with data-driven insights to educate, inspire action, and drive change. We collaborate with mental health professionals, veteran organizations, and community leaders to highlight real solutions bridging the gap between veterans in need and the resources that can help them heal. More than just a film, Keep On Living is a bringing its message to life through film screenings, wellness retreats, veteran resource showcases, and advocacy efforts.

We serve:

Veterans & Military Families – Empowering them with a voice, community, and pathways to healing.
The General Public – Educating civilians on the struggles veterans face and how they can help.
Policymakers & Advocates – Encouraging systemic change in veteran mental health support.
Mental Health & Veteran Organizations – Expanding their impact through strategic collaboration.
Future Generations – Providing role models of resilience for young people facing mental health challenges.

At its core, Keep On Living is a call to action—because every veteran’s life is worth fighting for, and every voice can make a difference.

Our Vision

Our vision is to revolutionize the conversation around veteran suicide and mental health by raising awareness, reducing stigma, and inspiring systemic change through authentic storytelling, collaborative outreach, and nationwide advocacy, ensuring veterans and their families have the support and resources they need to heal and thrive.

Our Purpose

Our overarching umbrella company focus on our military families. It was founded to provide HOPE because when we lose Hope we end up with 22 Service Members dying Every Day.

“Post 9/11, there are over 4.2 Million military Veterans that have served our nation.

1,700,000 (41%) have a disability as a result of their service, including psychological wounds, with 22 veterans committing suicide every day.”

(*data from va.gov and U.S. BLS)

A majority of the American public has little awareness of the sacrifice and ongoing suffering of our Veterans.

Most of our injured, ill, and disabled Veterans do not know how to find or cannot afford the required help they need.

Our Cast

Special Thanks

What people are saying?

It’s an HONOR to be a part of this film and to support it!! Thank YOU!! 💜💜

There’s a part in the original “Coming to America” movie where Eddie Murphy attends the church pageant and yells out very awkwardly and loudly, “I AM VERY HAPPY TO BE HERE!” he has this really big grin on his face and sticks out in a weird but endearing way that only Eddie Murphy can. That’s how every day without suicidal ideation feels. And I’m happy that I am still here to share that it is possible to recovery after struggling with it for almost a decade. It’s been a year and a half of post-traumatic growth. It’s still hard to believe I look forward to tomorrow each evening, when the complete opposite was my outlook for so long. Niurka Castaneda is an incredible woman and storyteller. Thank you for helping me share my story.