housing

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Case manager Carmen Cooper, a dedicated Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System (CAVHCS) social worker with the Housing and Urban Development-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program, spends her days tirelessly helping homeless Veterans secure stable housing in Dothan, Alabama.

In San Antonio, volunteers prep before dawn for the annual Point-In-Time Count. They also provided food and resources to homeless Veterans.