Learn about efforts to improve HUD-VASH and permanent supportive housing options for homeless Veterans.

This guide serves as a quick reference resource to assist government agencies, community-based organizations, social workers, case managers and others who are helping homeless veterans prepare for and obtain employment.

Learn how permanent supportive housing can help end chronic homelessness among Veterans in this joint report by the Corporation for Supportive Housing, the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, and Volunteers of America.

Provides information and statistics on women veterans who are homeless. Find information on outreach services.

Learn about preventing interpersonal violence and how to improve the resiliency of returning veterans and their families.

Provides a summary of federal strategies designed to end homelessness among Veterans. Presented by the US Interagency Council on Homelessness.

This National Coalition for the Homeless fact sheet reviews definitions of homelessness and describes the demographic characteristics of persons who experience homelessness, including Veterans.

Provides facts and data about homeless Veterans, compiled by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.

Provides tips on how homeless service providers can work effectively with local VA Medical Centers.

Compares how many people experience homelessness in rural, suburban and urban areas. Presented by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.

Serves as the official federal source of demographics and data on housing programs, urban planning, community development, and homelessness. Provided by the Department of Housing & Urban Development.

This guidebook provides information on homeless assistance program planning networks and describes how the programs work. It also highlights the ways that organizations that serve homeless Veterans can become involved in the planning.

Learn about the unique needs of homeless women Veterans based on interviews conducted by the Department of Labor.

Find research, reports and guides on homeless women Veterans, gathered by the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans.

Provides research and recent news on the issues of homelessness, Veterans and mental illness.

Provides information and research data on the status of homelessness in America's largest cities.

Look up the counts of homeless Veterans by state in this interactive map provided by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.

Provides information on rural homelessness. Find information for all rural communities looking to develop plans to end homelessness and working to advance better approaches to address the issue.

Listen to this audio conference that explains the HUD-VASH program, through which homeless Veterans receive rental assistance.

Learn about this grant program that assists homeless individuals with serious mental illnesses and substance use disorders. Find a PATH provider in your state.

Read facts and statistics about homeless women Veterans, compiled by the Service Women's Action Network.

Provides a comprehensive analysis of the risk factors for homelessness, as well as current data and statistics. Prepared by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.

Documents the ongoing collaboration between HUD and VA to understand the extent and nature of homelessness among Veterans in the United States.

Provides technical assistance, training and seminars to non-profit organizations developing programs that serve homeless Veterans, such as the VA Grant & Per Diem program and HUD homeless programs. Additional information available for HUD specific programs.

The National Center for Family Homelessness offers resources to community organizations to assist them with designing and managing effective programs for homeless Veterans and their families.

Coordinates activities between the VA, local agencies and government and conducts annual surveys to assess the needs of homeless Veterans in each community. Presented by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Read research on homeless Veterans and recommended policy and legislative action in this report by the Congressional Research Service.

Read the report to learn about the need to expand homelessness prevention and affordable housing programs for Veterans. Presented by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.