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  • The power of spiritual care in supporting homeless Veterans

    The power of spiritual care in supporting homeless Veterans

    Spiritual care is not a secondary need. For Veterans who are homeless, VA chaplains provide healing and support as part of their care team.

  • 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.

  • The power of a trusted voice in helping homeless Veterans

    The power of a trusted voice in helping homeless Veterans

    For Veterans who are homeless, encouragement from family and friends can make all the difference in helping them get the support they need.

  • Surge event expands housing access for homeless Veterans

    Surge event expands housing access for homeless Veterans

    Homeless Veterans gain housing, care and support through a surge event uniting VA and community partners in a coordinated response.

  • 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.

  • Eastern Oklahoma VA takes health care to homeless Veterans

    Eastern Oklahoma VA takes health care to homeless Veterans

    Eastern Oklahoma VA uses its mobile medical unit and homeless care team to deliver health care to Veterans experiencing homelessness in Tulsa and connect them with housing support.

  • Point-in-Time Count connects homeless Veterans with vital resources

    Point-in-Time Count connects homeless Veterans with vital resources

    Volunteers and staff joined the Point-in-Time Count to connect homeless individuals with vital resources, support and pathways to stability.

  • What to expect when you call: A look at the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans

    What to expect when you call: A look at the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans

    How the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans responders support homeless Veterans, one call at a time.

  • VA Homeless Programs: More than just housing

    VA Homeless Programs: More than just housing

    VA Homeless Programs brings comprehensive care directly to formerly homeless Veterans’ new front doors.

  • VCS customers donate 7,000+ items to help homeless Veterans

    VCS customers donate 7,000+ items to help homeless Veterans

    VCS customers gave more than 7,000 items to help homeless Veterans for the holidays. Patrons donated essential items in PatriotStores to help Veterans in need.

  • 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.

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Last updated May 18, 2026

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