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  • Don’t give up before the miracle: One Veteran’s return to family

    Don’t give up before the miracle: One Veteran’s return to family

    There was a time when Robert Bell was living day to day, doing what he could to get by. Now he's surrounded by the family he fought to reconnect with.

  • Never lost hope: A journey through illness, homelessness and healing

    Never lost hope: A journey through illness, homelessness and healing

    With support from HUD-VASH, Navy Veteran Benjamin Parsons overcame serious medical challenges and homelessness to regain stability and mobility.

  • One Veteran’s journey from homelessness to honored caretaker

    One Veteran’s journey from homelessness to honored caretaker

    Veteran James Barger found stability and purpose honoring Veterans through VA’s Cemetery Apprentice Program after overcoming addiction and homelessness.

  • 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.

  • From discharge to dignity

    From discharge to dignity

    After a Bad Conduct Discharge ended his Air Force career, George Bryant Jr thought VA couldn't help him. One program gave him a second chance.

  • 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.

  • Supporting Veterans with more than a meal

    Supporting Veterans with more than a meal

    A social worker delivers monthly meal support, offering hope and connection to Veterans facing ongoing food insecurity.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Veteran found housing and purpose through VA and gardening

    Veteran found housing and purpose through VA and gardening

    Veteran Pat Cox shares his story of combating addiction, finding support and housing through VA, and growing a healthier, more connected life.

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Last updated July 28, 2026

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