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  • Homeless Veteran gains stability and starts non-profit to help Veterans

    Homeless Veteran gains stability and starts non-profit to help Veterans

    Esther Frias shares her story of service, struggle, sobriety and finding stability through VA homeless programs.

  • Overcoming Veteran homelessness, one day at a time

    Overcoming Veteran homelessness, one day at a time

    How VA programs and Catholic Charities helped Navy Veteran Taiyaa Roundtree overcome homelessness, find stable housing, and rebuild his life.

  • Breaking the myth: Understanding Veteran homelessness

    Breaking the myth: Understanding Veteran homelessness

    Learn how Veteran homelessness takes many forms, how you can help break the stigma around homelessness, and how you can help homeless Veterans access the resources they’ve earned and deserve.

  • Veteran homelessness isn’t always visible

    Veteran homelessness isn’t always visible

    Veteran homelessness isn’t always visible, and understanding its many forms can help connect those experiencing homelessness with vital VA support.

  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on RSV vaccines, heart disease and homelessness

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on RSV vaccines, heart disease and homelessness

    VA Research recently published findings on respiratory syncytial virus vaccines, a potential heart disease treatment, and health care for homeless Veterans.

  • Once homeless, Veteran now steers others toward stability

    Once homeless, Veteran now steers others toward stability

    An Orlando Veteran helps other homeless Veterans achieve stability with the help of bicycles. A VA Homeless Program allows Veterans to bridge the gap.

  • The safest place for homeless Veterans? VA housing programs

    The safest place for homeless Veterans? VA housing programs

    VA’s “Getting Veterans Off the Streets” events provide same-day housing and supportive services for thousands of homeless Veterans across the US.

  • LA VA partners with community groups to aid homeless Veterans

    LA VA partners with community groups to aid homeless Veterans

    Working closely with community partners helps VA better serve Veterans who are facing homelessness.

  • Mobile unit brings health care for Veterans experiencing homelessness

    Mobile unit brings health care for Veterans experiencing homelessness

    George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center’s mobile medical unit is part of the homeless program outreach efforts, delivering care directly to Veterans experiencing homelessness.

  • ‘Give yourself a chance’: Veteran overcomes addiction and homelessness

    ‘Give yourself a chance’: Veteran overcomes addiction and homelessness

    Marine Corps Veteran Rob Slaughter overcame addiction and homelessness, and maintaining his sobriety is how he leads by example.

  • Five tips on how to help homeless Veterans

    Five tips on how to help homeless Veterans

    Practical resources to help homeless Veterans in your community.

  • Getting Veterans off the street: A new step toward ending Veteran homelessness

    Getting Veterans off the street: A new step toward ending Veteran homelessness

    VA’s new surge initiative aims to find unsheltered Veterans by meeting them where they are and fast-tracking their access to housing and care.

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Last updated January 13, 2026

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