Homeless

How addressing homelessness and justice-involvement plays a crucial role in reducing Veteran suicide—and what VA is doing to break the cycle for good.

Here's how a Marine Corps Veteran got it right with Compensated Work Therapy Program.

Fewer female Veterans were homeless in 2024 than in 2023, but VA is committed to reducing that number to zero.

Eoighin McGilligan’s transition didn’t turn out as planned... he and his five children were nearly homeless, twice.

In California’s Santa Barbara County, VA and community partners work collaboratively to achieve significant reduction in Veteran homelessness.

Transitioning to civilian life was not easy for Army Veteran Gregory Dwight Saunders. With VA’s help he went from homeless to a VA supervisor.

Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Marine Corps Veteran Toni Williams, who helped connect Marines and their families to critical resources as an administrative noncommissioned officer. She later served Veterans through the Salvation Army mobile meal program and the Washington, D.C. mayor’s office.

G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery VA had a goal to house 134 Veterans by the end of the year. They have now permanently housed more than 135 Veterans…two months before the deadline.

Recently released updates by the Department of Housing and Urban Development shares insights into Veteran homelessness and reasons to be optimistic.

Cynthia Perkins received help from the Boston VA for chronic back pain and MST… then started her own business.

Ending Veteran Homelessness: Chanin Santini of the Los Angeles VA describes how “tiny shelters” has evolved into a new model with big potential.

From his service in Korea to his final battle, Marine Veteran William Nyman’s bravery reminds us of what it means to be a hero.