Bravo Zulu House

The Crisis We Must End

Prepare to be stunned by these sobering facts. This crisis is happening right now.

• Every month, an estimated 27,000 Veterans with PTSD leave addiction treatment facilities with little to no plan to manage their PTSD symptoms.

• Tragically, 14-22 Veterans commit suicide every day, most of whom are suffering from both PTSD and addiction challenges.

These are not just numbers; they are real people—husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters. Our Veterans deserve better.

The Solution: Expanding the Mission

We took a stand and declared war on PTSD. With generous support, we achieved a historic victory: the Bravo Zulu House for male Veterans is OPEN and saving lives as the nation's first all-military sober living facility exclusively focused on the unique needs of Veterans with PTSD.

Now, we must answer an even more urgent call.

To address a critical and glaring gap in Veteran care, we are launching our next, vital mission: to build the first-ever Bravo Zulu House exclusively for women Veterans with PTSD and addiction challenges. Women Veterans face unique trauma and have a 75% higher suicide rate than their civilian peers. They deserve a dedicated sanctuary to heal.

Funding Needed: Help Us Build the Women's Home

Our new goal is to raise the next $1.25 million to break ground on the women's home.

Your donation will ensure that women who have served our nation finally have a safe, structured, and specialized environment where they can find hope, healing, and a path to lasting sobriety.