Many Native American Veterans experiencing homelessness hesitate to reach out to VA. Tribal HUD-VASH can help them go from homeless to housed.
In California’s Santa Barbara County, VA and community partners work collaboratively to achieve significant reduction in Veteran homelessness.
When a transitional housing option for Veterans closed, Columbia VA made sure Veterans had access to safe and stable housing
Shar-Ron Bui spent 25 years in prison, was homeless and lost his daughter. He now dedicates his life to helping other Veterans.
Colleagues from VA’s HUD-VASH program and San Francisco VA discuss how VA homeless programs are changing to meet the needs of aging Veterans.
When Navy Veteran William Peterson was diagnosed with cancer, he reached out to VA, where a collaboration proved to be a “Good Win.”
Iron Mountain Health VA’s Healthcare for Homeless Veterans program is shifting the culture in the fight against rural homelessness.
Former homeless Coast Guard Veteran Patrick Thrasher gets housing assistance and cleaning services through HUD-VASH.
VA permanently housed 40,401 homeless Veterans in 2022… exceeding the goal to house 38,000 Veterans by 6.3%.
VA employee Roxanna Dunlap and her Veteran husband Rocky donated 200 complete Thanksgiving meals to Veterans in need in their community through their Dinners for Veterans program.
When a fire damaged Army Veteran’s home, he received help from HUD-VASH, a collaborative program pairing HUD assistance with VA support.
How the Isakson-Roe Act impacts Veterans’ lives with funds for life-saving essentials such as food, shelter and transportation.