A record high of $1.17 billion in VA grants awarded to 680 organizations across the country to help Veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The grants, which will be distributed in FY2027, come after VA housed 51,936 homeless Veterans in fiscal year 2025, the most in seven years.
Justice-involved Veterans face higher risks of homelessness. Early support can remove barriers and help keep Veterans on a path to stable housing.
Providing services is essential, but ending Veteran homelessness requires a One Team approach.
For Veterans experiencing homelessness, employment offers a path to stability, income and a place to call home.
With VA support, an Air Force Veteran achieved recovery, overcame addiction and homelessness, secured stable housing, and rebuilt life as a devoted parent.
New VA program available now to help homeless Veterans with emergency supplies and transportation.
With support from HUD-VASH, Navy Veteran Benjamin Parsons overcame serious medical challenges and homelessness to regain stability and mobility.
Safe, stable housing can improve health outcomes and help homeless Veterans remain connected to care and support services.
Veteran homelessness decreased in 2025 as a result of significant actions taken by VA.
Homeless Veterans gain housing, care and support through a surge event uniting VA and community partners in a coordinated response.
VA Research recently published findings on respiratory syncytial virus vaccines, a potential heart disease treatment, and health care for homeless Veterans.
An Orlando Veteran helps other homeless Veterans achieve stability with the help of bicycles. A VA Homeless Program allows Veterans to bridge the gap.
