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Veteran Care

While the percent of homeless veterans remains to decline due to firms as well as companies like Veteran Care, one is still way too many. find out more about Veteran Care at https://veterancare.us/

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Veteran Care

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  1. VETS September 2019 The Issue 9 Cultural Volume 11 issue VA Housing Grants

  2. Veteran Care /2 VA HOUSING GRANTS While the percentage of homeless veterans continues to decline due to companies and organizations like Veteran Care, one is still too many. If you don’t think so, then consider the fact that 49,933 veterans are currently homeless (there were 60,000 homeless Veterans in 2012), and those are just the ones who can be located via community agencies.It’s not entirely the fault of our government as to why our veterans are homeless, but it is the responsibility of our nation to help restore those who fought to provide us with the freedoms of living at home, with a home of their own. Many veterans chose to remain secluded due to posttraumatic symptoms suffered in battle. Some not only need help from the countless dead bodies and devastation they’ve witnessed, but they also need assistance with society reintroduction. With the help of our President, over $600 million dollars have been made available to provide veterans with homelessness prevention and assistance. Programs around the United States are set up to help veterans become reintroduced into society through supportive housing and affordable housing. Supportive housing bridges our veterans from homelessness into transitional housing until they reach the goal of independent housing. Studies show that 95% of veterans experience long term success and re-acclimation in independent housing after one year in permanent supportive housing.

  3. Veteran Care /3 Here’s a look at a few options that Veteran Care can assist you with: Specially Adapted Housing Grant- This program provides servicemen and servicewomen with the opportunity to have a newly constructed home, a home for remodelling, or an already adapted home for their service-related adaptive needs. Temporary Residence Assistance Grant- This program provides a temporary grant to SAH/SHA eligible Veterans and Servicemembers who are living with a relative while waiting for and eligible residence.Home Improvements Structural Alterations Grant- This program provides home improvement assistance for continuation of treatment or disability needs essential to home access and sanitation. If you or someone you know is a Veteran who’s homeless or is facing homelessness, there is guaranteed help!Veteran Care makes it easy for you to fill out an online form to start the process to a home of your own. Simply fill out their qualification form to get the assistance you need for you and your family today.You can also call any of their locations or visit their office for more information. Veteran Care qualified professionals will help with friendly advice.

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