VA and HUD have hosted 11 boot camps to brainstorm ways to further improve the housing voucher program for homeless Veterans.
Veteran Michael Magyar credits the HUD-VA Supportive Housing program for helping him overcome homelessness.
Army Veteran Jocelyn Payton was homeless but with help from the HUD-VASH program, she was able to find an apartment.
Dallas joins 83 communities across the United States that formally declared an effective end to Veteran homelessness.
Many Native American Veterans experiencing homelessness hesitate to reach out to VA. Tribal HUD-VASH can help them go from homeless to housed.
An Air Force Veteran and volunteer faced homelessness but found housing with help from VA.
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
Nicalayae Buford, homeless after a transition to civilian life and mental health struggles, reclaimed her life with help from VA.
Veteran LaVerne Jackson went from living in a tiny emergency shelter to an apartment with help from VA and its partners.
Shar-Ron Bui spent 25 years in prison, was homeless and lost his daughter. He now dedicates his life to helping other Veterans.
Eoighin McGilligan’s transition didn’t turn out as planned... he and his five children were nearly homeless, twice.
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