Homelessness

Explore how VRCN partners help Veterans move from homelessness to stability through housing, support services and community connections.

With VA support, an Air Force Veteran achieved recovery, overcame addiction and homelessness, secured stable housing, and rebuilt life as a devoted parent.

The VA's housing programs help aging Veterans achieve housing stability, maintain independence, and rebuild meaningful connections.

To address the lack of basic household items among newly housed Veterans, a Cheyenne VA peer specialist created move-in kits to deliver immediate support.

Volunteers renovated the Veterans Resource Center in Dallas, rebuilding a space that supports those facing homelessness and housing instability.

By bringing together data and information, VA helps ensure that Veterans experiencing homelessness get the support they need when they need it.

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

VA Tennessee Vally Healthcare System had the honor of delivering a Thanksgiving turkey with all the fixings to Army Veteran Alfred Wong Jr., aka “Papa Wong.”

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

Milwaukee VA supports VA's "Getting Veterans Off the Street" initiative with surge events to connect unsheltered Veterans to housing and vital services.

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

VA’s SQUARES technology for reducing Veteran homelessness is marking its 10th Anniversary by expanding to tackle Veteran suicide prevention.