INVICTUS FOUNDATION

Reduction in the suicide rate
Reduction in domestic violence
Reduction in emergency room visits for behavioral health issues
Expanded access to behavioral health care services which is currently inaccessible and inadequate
Expanded and ongoing community outreach services
Expanded training of behavioral health professionals and lay people to drive better treatment outcomes
Expanded educational programs to uniformed services personnel, veterans and their families Outcomes based research on traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress disorder
Establishment of the Welcome Home Network in the Seattle-Tacoma MSA which will be a Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO) consisting of 25K behavioral health providers willing to donate at least one hour of their professional time to our military, veterans and their families

The Invictus Foundation's operating model is that of a charitable, not-for-profit Behavioral Health Services Organization (BHSO). Our BHSO model is innovative and collaborative. Our core value is that no warrior who has served this Nation should ever be denied access to behavioral health care services based on their ability to pay.

The Invictus Foundation is creating a national network of locally based operations. We call this funding model Local Nationalizer. We are focusing on behavioral health issues affecting our Nation's uniformed services personnel, veterans and their families that are important to local communities across the Country, where government alone can't solve the problem. We have broken our Plan down into three strategic and tactical phases: (1) a Concept Phase (completed) (2) a Community Resource Leveraging Phase and (3) a Brick & Mortar Phase.

The Invictus Foundation's vision and mission is to create an operational footprint nationally, regionally and at the community level. Our long-term goal is to build and operate regional level operating subsidiaries that have a multi-state geographic draw; the Invictus Centers for Traumatic Brain Injury & Psychological Health. The Centers will continue to build on Phase 2 of our efforts by providing a permanent mooring anchor for sustained, uniform and consistent behavioral health services outreach activities to our military, veterans and their families. That mooring anchor will be the Invictus Center for Traumatic Brain Injury & Psychological Trauma to be achieved in Phase 3; the Brick & Mortar Phase.

Welcome Home Network
Continuous Day Treatment Programs
Extensive Outpatient Services

The Invictus Foundation is now focused on Phase 2 of our strategic and tactical plan; the Community Resource
Leveraging component, which is currently providing behavioral health care services across the continuum of
evaluation, diagnosis, ffeatment, ongoing community outreach services, education and training to unifbrm services
personnel, veterans and their families. This is being accomplished through a melded network of community based
practitioners and lay persons providing services to our constituency without regard to their ability to pay. We have
branded and service marked this network as the Welcome Home Network. Phase 2 is allowing for a more rapid
deployment of behavioral health services out to our military, veterans and their families in the Seattle-Tacoma
community. the Puget Sound Basin and the State.