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At the end of May our team attended the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans conference in Washington, D.C.

This important event brought together service providers, federal partners, advocates, researchers, and stakeholders from across the country for learning, collaboration, and information sharing focused on advancing solutions to end Veteran homelessness.

As the largest gathering of community-based service providers and partners committed to ending Veteran homelessness, the conference offered opportunities for our team to connect, share ideas, and strengthen our impact.

We are grateful for the chance to be part of these conversations and remain committed to supporting Veterans and working alongside others dedicated to ensuring every Veteran has access to safe, stable housing and the resources they deserve.

As NCHV CEO Kathryn Monet, pictured below, shared in her closing remarks: "Together we can lift Veterans up, and we can lift each other up... we need all the allies we can muster, and we won't stop until no Veteran is homeless.”

We are proud to stand alongside those working every day to make that vision a reality.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to reflect on why mental well-being matters everywhere, including in the workplace.

We’re honored to share that InteCare has been recognized as a 2026 gold recipient of the Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health by Mental Health America. The Bell Seal is the nation’s leading recognition for employers committed to creating mentally healthy workplaces.

Mental Health America continues to lead the way in closing the mental health equity gap while expanding awareness and understanding across the nation and we're proud to be in good company.

View the full list of Bell Seal recipients here: https://mhanational.org/bell-seal-recognition/bell-seal-recipients/