May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and Do Good is doing our part to support Veterans mental health + recovery. This Memorial Day, let’s ruck together to show our Veterans they are not alone.

Since 2015, Do Good has placed hundreds of houseless Veterans successfully using the low-barrier model. We know there are missing puzzle pieces to providing individual, stratified care in shelter.

The leading causes of houselessness among Veterans are PTSD, mental health, substance use disorder, social isolation, & behavioral health.
 
We all want to see every Veteran housed. To get there, we must act together and change how we treat Veterans in crisis.
 
Do Good Multnomah provides critical services that alleviate the trauma of houselessness and offer a launching pad to address the next step towards positive mental health outcomes.

We’re with our Veterans every step of the way, because we know this is hard work.