Under a Trump administration plan, which would affect facilities across the country, the Department of Housing and Urban Development is hoping to move many from permanent housing to temporary ...

Gov. Tony Evers signed legislation Thursday that provides new funding for homeless veterans, replacing dollars that had gone to two homeless vet facilities in the state, including ...

*A policy shift brewing within the Trump administration has housing advocates on high alert. A new proposal from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) could force tens of thousands of ...

Funding designed to better serve San Bernardino County is giving one nonprofit greater opportunity to expand its impact with veterans. A recent grant from Inland Empire Community Foundation through ...

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 housed in seven ...

A Phoenix-area veteran is helping save her sisters in arms by getting them back on their feet and off the street.

Missoula housing advocates are tapping into a library of resources to ensure the city's population of homeless vets find the ...

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Operation Stand Down Central Texas (OSDCT) will be hosting its Veterans Benefits Fair Thursday, where local veterans and community members can learn more about veteran programs and get provided resour ...

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.

RICHMOND, Va. – Gov. Ralph Northam announced Thursday that Smithfield Foods, Inc.’s philanthropic arm, The Smithfield Foundation, donated $150,000 towards state programs for homeless veterans and ...

The bills were introduced after the closure of two Wisconsin Veterans Housing and Recovery Program (VHRP) sites last year.