about bravo zulu house
america's first
We didn't just identify a critical gap in Veteran healthcare—we started a movement to fill it.
Our first house is more than a facility; it’s a pioneering solution, the first men’s post-treatment residence specializing in co-occurring PTSD. It stands as a powerful "Well Done" (Bravo Zulu) to the men who served and found a new beginning here.
What sets Bravo Zulu House apart is its comprehensive approach to recovery. This Veterans-only facility provides a nurturing, home-like setting where residents gain strength through brotherhood. It integrates formal therapies and counseling with dog therapy, and hydroponic gardening, addressing the deep-seated wounds of war.
Same Mission - Different Battlefield
Women represent the fastest-growing segment of the Veteran population, yet they often return home to feel alone with no where to turn, especially those with addiction and co-occurring PTSD. They are silently fighting invisible battles, navigating complex trauma.
It is time to build their home. It is time to deliver a specialized, trauma-informed sanctuary built specifically for our women Veterans.


Our Winnebago Men's House
our team & sponsors
Advisory Board
Jack Zimmerman, Board Chair
Purple Heart Recipient, US Army (Ret.)
Steve Baumgart
US Airforce (Ret.)
Steve Chase
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Commander American Legion Post 36
Jim Hardt
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