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  • Dangerous heat: Help protect Veterans experiencing homelessness

    Dangerous heat: Help protect Veterans experiencing homelessness

    Learn simple ways communities can help Veterans experiencing homelessness stay safe and connected to resources during the summer.

  • From the Revolution to today: Addressing Veteran homelessness

    From the Revolution to today: Addressing Veteran homelessness

    An exploration of how 250 years of policies, programs, and progress have shaped VA’s mission to prevent and end Veteran homelessness.

  • Veteran homelessness continues downward trend: 56% since 2010

    Veteran homelessness continues downward trend: 56% since 2010

    Veteran homelessness decreased in 2025 as a result of significant actions taken by VA.

  • From homelessness to Employee of the Year

    From homelessness to Employee of the Year

    A Marine Veteran shares his story of resilience and recovery after overcoming years of mental health challenges and homelessness.

  • Addressing homelessness among aging Veterans

    Addressing homelessness among aging Veterans

    VA’s Homeless Aging and Disabled Veterans Initiative provides supportive housing and integrated health and social services to address homelessness for Veterans.

  • Understanding connection: Veteran homelessness and mental health

    Understanding connection: Veteran homelessness and mental health

    Mental Health Awareness Month highlights how homelessness and mental health challenges often overlap and why addressing both together is essential for recovery.

  • Help end Veteran homelessness: Take the 2026 CHALENG survey

    Help end Veteran homelessness: Take the 2026 CHALENG survey

    The annual CHALENG survey collects input from Veterans, providers and community members to help strengthen local efforts and improve homelessness programs.

  • Understanding the real risks behind Veteran homelessness

    Understanding the real risks behind Veteran homelessness

    How VA identifies risk factors to provide tailored housing support for Veterans experiencing homelessness.

  • How much money would it take to end Veteran homelessness?

    How much money would it take to end Veteran homelessness?

    Breaking down the key elements needed to end Veteran homelessness using real-time data to provide ongoing support.

  • 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.

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Last updated July 8, 2026

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