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  • Former homeless Veteran connects others with temporary housing

    Former homeless Veteran connects others with temporary housing

    Army Veteran Mike McRae, once homeless, connects others with temporary housing at Gateway to Independence.

  • Boy Scout aiding homeless Veterans in Indianapolis

    Boy Scout aiding homeless Veterans in Indianapolis

    Boy Scout Nicholas Straber has undertaken a community service project aimed at aiding homeless Veterans in Indianapolis.

  • How Veteran homelessness is dropping amid a record surge

    How Veteran homelessness is dropping amid a record surge

    This podcast episode looks at how Veteran homelessness rates dropped to a record low in 2024 despite a national homelessness epidemic.

  • Veteran’s path from homeless to homeowner

    Veteran’s path from homeless to homeowner

    Veteran Rosa Terry was homeless after the death of her husband, but with support from VA, she has bought her own home.

  • Veteran homelessness reaches record low, decreasing by 7.5% since 2023

    Veteran homelessness reaches record low, decreasing by 7.5% since 2023

    Data comes weeks after VA announced that it housed nearly 48,000 homeless Veterans in FY24.

  • How we’re winning the fight to end Veteran homelessness

    How we’re winning the fight to end Veteran homelessness

    Monica Diaz, executive director of the Homeless Programs Office, discusses the progress made in housing Veterans in 2024.

  • PIT Count gives insight into Veteran homelessness

    PIT Count gives insight into Veteran homelessness

    William Snow, senior program specialist at HUD, explains how the Point-in-Time Count provides valuable data on Veteran homelessness.

  • VA houses nearly 48,000 homeless Veterans

    VA houses nearly 48,000 homeless Veterans

    VA permanently housed 47,925 homeless Veterans in fiscal year 2024, exceeding its goals for the third year in a row.

  • VA’s homelessness budget: Where the dollars go

    VA’s homelessness budget: Where the dollars go

    Find out how VA spends the $3.2 billion homelessness budget and how it’s impacting Veterans.

  • Homeless to homeowner: HUD-VASH helps Veteran

    Homeless to homeowner: HUD-VASH helps Veteran

    Veteran Michael Magyar credits the HUD-VA Supportive Housing program for helping him overcome homelessness.

  • Wilmington VA has housed 161 homeless Veterans

    Wilmington VA has housed 161 homeless Veterans

    Preventing and eliminating Veteran homelessness is a top priority for VA. Wilmington VA is doing its part to help.

  • Stand Down for the homeless

    Stand Down for the homeless

    The focus of the stand down was to address the needs of the regions’ homeless Veteran population.

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Last updated March 13, 2025

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