Protecting our Protectors HBT Home Base Treatment 1

Protecting our Protectors HBT Home. Base Treatment 1

Protecting our Protectors Home. Base Treatment Protecting our Protectors Treat the Psyche, Body, and Soul from the affects of PTSD and Addiction 2

Protecting our Protectors WE ARE FAILING OUR VETERANS! Current Statistics • 3 Million war veterans suffer from PTSD • 80% are self medicating with drugs or alcohol • Officially 7, 000 suicides per year (18 -22 per day) • Unofficially 35, 000 veteran suicides per year = 20% of all US suicides • Vietnam War = 58, 315 dead • Post Vietnam 50 k-150 k are dead from suicide after returning home 3

Protecting our Protectors THE NUMBERS ARE NOT DECREASING! Why? 4

Protecting our Protectors SCARED TO HEAL Hyper-awareness has developed deliberately through training conditions from lowering their shields and releasing their true feelings 5

Protecting our Protectors SOLDIER’S ETHOS Self-sacrifice to contribute to in warfare Soldiers are trained to “toughit- out. ” Never leave a man behind is not easily found in modern day society 6

Protecting our Protectors COMING HOME Upon their return, their body is still in fight or flight mode Some have survivor’s guilt It’s hard to find community and camaraderie outside of the military 7

Protecting our Protectors SHORTAGES IN THE VA The lack of provider appointments Is the single largest barrier to timely care. VA doctor shortages combined with a rising veteran population lead to waiting times that can be months or years! 8

Protecting our Protectors TRUST The VA has the ability to deem a veteran “mentally incompetent” to handle monetary benefits This could result in the appointment of a trustee to handle their affairs Who wants that! 9

Protecting our Protectors NUMBER OF HOMELESS WAR VETERANS RISES FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SEVEN YEARS 2017 USA 40, 000! 10

Protecting our Protectors CURRENT STATISTICS (2017) HOMELESS WAR VETERANS ❑California 11, 472 ❑Florida 2, 817 ❑Texas 2, 200 ❑New York 1, 244 Total of 17, 733 almost ½ the total 11

Protecting our Protectors Our Mission Treat the Psyche, Body, and Soul from the affects of PTSD and Addiction Our 5 month holistic program treats the psyche, body, and soul, delivering results greater than 4 x the current treatment options: 85% vs. 18% (not relapsing within the first year) Our one-of-a-kind treatment and rehabilitation program will securely and effectively reintegrate veterans and homeless into productive members of society 12

Protecting our Protectors Our Facilities 804 Acres in the Diablo rolling hills of Stanislaus County, CA 13

Protecting our Protectors 70 TREATMENT CENTERS ON SITE 5000 beds for Veterans 2000 beds for Homeless 14

Protecting our Protectors Our Facilities On Site Vocational Schools A sampling of our Vocational Curriculum Accounting ° Agricultural Science ° Carpenter Skills ° Computer Skills ° Construction Skills ° Culinary Arts/Kitchen services ° Cyber Security ° Dental Hygiene (beginning education for how to become a Dental Hygienist) ° Electrical ° HVAC ° Horse Husbandry and General Care and Maintenance of Farm Animals ° Landscape- Design and maintenance ° Mechanics- diesel and gas ° CNA ° Plumbing ° Solar Installation ° Tax Preparation Services (Basic Skills) ° Teaching (Learning how to teach vocational and other skills) ° Truck Driving School ° Warehouse Control ° Web Design ° Welding ° Sales ° Heavy equipment operations- harvesting ° Office work ° Pesticides 15

Protecting our Protectors Our Facilities Equestrian Center “Nothing makes your inside feel like the outside of a horse” Sports & Recreation Joy Teamwork Feeling Alive 16

Protecting our Protectors Home. Base Treatment Our Treatment Strategy 5 Month residential holistic program Treats the psyche, body, and soul PTSD is a disorder of recovery Our treatment is focused on family and community Our clients are in a situation of collective healing Clients receive 18 hours/week of mental health therapy 144 x more than the VA provides (30 min/month) Enough time is invested in recovery Time to cleanse their bodies Time to learn about recovery and abstention Time to deal with the root causes of their addiction The longer they build their defenses, the better their chances of recovery 17

Protecting our Protectors Our Treatment Strategy Once they are healthy they go back to school We have an onsite school for the children of our clients We have an onsite vocational school to teach new job skills for the marketplace Our onsite job counselors place our clients into a job before they graduate Our goal is for every client to have a job when they graduate and to become a productive member of society 18

Protecting our Protectors Our Core Team We have assembled an amazing team to get this done! Our Board of Directors and key management personnel have the vision, determination, and passion to do what it takes 19

Protecting our Protectors HOMEBASE TREATMENT Troy Dorman CEO, Chairman of the Board For over 18 years, he has run Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centers. In partnership with the California State Bar Association Troy founded the first online substance abuse treatment program, offering immediate treatment for veterans and their dependents free of charge. Previously, he was a real estate developer for 24 years. Joe Heaney Executive Vice President Lisa M. Negele Executive Vice President/ CFO Expertise in operations, P&L management, multi-site project management. Lisa attended the University of California, Berkeley where she majored in Mathematics and Economics. 20

HOMEBASE TREATMENT Protecting our Protectors Stacie Boesch Director of Education Barbara Meinert Director • Vietnam veteran where he served as a medic • Stacie Boesch has been a professional educator and teacher for 30 years. • Barbara Meinert is president of Country Squire Investments. • He has spent his entire career serving veterans and their families • Involved with agriculture management in her family business – almond farming – • At the Veterans Administration he managed the moral injuries, counseling and guidance, psycho-education and group dynamics • Stacie received a B. S. degree in Elementary Education from the University of Utah, an Med in Education Administration from Chapman University, and an M. A. , Reading and Literary Leadership Specialist, from Fresno State University. Additionally, she has a Language Development Specialist Credential. • She is a Commercial Real Estate developer, Philanthropist, and part of a nearly 100 -yearold family farming concern in the San Joaquin Valley. Stephen Lawson, Director, Chief Operating Officer • He received an M. S. from Fresno State University in Rehabilitation Counseling/Psychology • Barbara is skilled in budgeting, management, customer service, sales, and strategic planning. • She is a strong business development professional with a B. A. degree (focused in Business Administration and Management, General) from California State University, 21 Fresno, Menlo College

Protecting our Protectors Home. Base Treatment Sydney M. Treat, IV Director Sherry Whitmore Director • Sydney Treat has been involved in the Alcohol and Drug Abuse sector for more than 30 years. • Sherry Whitmore has 15 plus years of experience as a principal/operator/worker in multiple substance abuse treatment centers including residential, detox, and outpatient facilities. • Sherry received her Bachelor of Science, Business Management from the University of Phoenix, Gardena, California. 22

Protecting our Protectors How can you Help? Very simply we need cash We are raising $60 million to begin construction on our first of 10 sites Our plan is to build 3 sites in California 3 Sites in Texas 3 Sites in New York 1 Site in Florida Our Total cash requirement…$3 Billion for all sites to be up and operational. 23

Protecting our Protectors HOMEBASE TREATMENT Thank You 24