Veterans Homelessness

VA’s Rideshare Program, an essential service to Veterans…helpful in giving eligible Veterans transportation to workplace and healthcare settings.

Veterans experiencing sexual assault or intimate partner violence are at greater risk of being homeless. We believe you, and believe in you.

In San Antonio, volunteers prep before dawn for the annual Point-In-Time Count. They also provided food and resources to homeless Veterans.

Want to contribute to the VA Advisory Committee on Homeless Veterans? Here is information for qualifications and how to submit nominations.

Army Veteran lived with no heat in Buffalo for two decades after home flooded. HUD-VASH program found her a home. “VA very open for helping.”

Divorce, cancer, and homeless. Faced with crushing challenges, Marine Veteran is helped by new Act providing Veterans with life-changing resources.

Results of 2021 PIT Count, the annual effort to estimate the number of Americans, including Veterans, without permanent housing.

A Marine Veteran is grateful for the HUD-VASH manager who supported his transition from living on the road to finding a home…and a generator!

50,000 socks have been given to homeless Veterans at 53 VA Medical Centers and 50 community partner sites across the country.

After a year living in his car, Air Force Veteran found support through a transitional housing and support center and the HUD-VASH program.

This month, VA staff across America will volunteer in the PIT Count to help end homelessness.

Hundreds of homeless Veterans are now off the street in Los Angeles. Between October and December, LA VA and partners housed 705 Veterans.