Curtis Smith, a U.S. Navy veteran and a Temple native, was one of many veterans who attended a holiday luncheon Thursday for veterans who are served by the Central Texas Veterans Health Care System ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a significant allocation of $818 million in grants to tackle the pressing issue of veteran homelessness. This substantial investment aims to ...

COATESVILLE – Homeless veterans in Chester, Montgomery and Delaware counties are getting off the streets and finding stable housing, thanks to the Coatesville VA Medical Center’s Homeless Programs.

The Department of Veterans Affairs permanently housed more than 50,000 homeless veterans across the country in fiscal year 2025, the department announced on Monday. According to a press release, that ...

ATLANTA — The Department of Veterans Affairs announced that it permanently housed 51,936 homeless veterans across the country in fiscal year 2025, marking the largest number of homeless veterans ...

The VA is distributing $84 million in grants to 176 organizations nationwide, with $42 million allocated for legal aid and the remainder for case management services. This initiative aims to support ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced $35,562,125 in grants to eight organizations in Washington state and $11,114,087 in grants to four organizations in Idaho to help veterans who are ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced Wednesday it has awarded more than $818 million in grants to help veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The grants, to 235 ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Central Alabama Veteran’s Health Care System (CAVHCS) first acquired their “Mobile Medical Unit,” in September 2023 partly to better serve the unhoused population.

IMMEDIATELY SEEM SIGNIFICANT, YET IT MARKS A REAL MILESTONE FOR VA. MARYLAND HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. THE FIGURE REFERS TO JUST HOW MANY HOMELESS VETERANS THEY HAVE HOUSED THIS YEAR ALONE. NATIONALLY, VA ...

Federal homelessness prevention programs, like VA SSVF, improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs for veterans.