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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is increasing grant funding to help organizations offer legal assistance to these veterans in need.

Denver reports a historic 45% reduction in street homelessness since 2023, the largest two-year drop in the U.S. cities.

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So, when a new report came out showing a drastic drop in the number of veterans experiencing homelessness ... 55% over the last 14 years, the lowest level on record. The VA says it's placed ...

That value marks an 18% increase from 2023 and a new record high ... These drops are the results of targeted efforts and sustained funding to reduce veteran homelessness, according to the report.

Yet, HUD did register one bright spot in the darkness: Homelessness among military veterans has fallen to a record low. The story of how this happened can tell us a lot about what we need to do in ...

According to the survey, homelessness among veterans dropped to 32,882, the lowest number on record and about an 8% decrease from 2023. Unsheltered homelessness among veterans also dropped to ...