VA Awards over $38 Million in Grants to Combat Veteran Homelessness
The funding will support rapid rehousing, transitional housing and specialized services after the VA housed 51,936 homeless veterans in 2025.
- On Monday, the Department of Veterans Affairs awarded $43,277,657 in grants to 21 Georgia community organizations to combat veteran homelessness in 2027. This funding assists veterans facing housing instability throughout the state.
- The Georgia allocation is part of a larger nationwide VA initiative awarding $1.17 billion to 680 organizations across the country. This massive effort addresses the housing crisis affecting veterans nationwide.
- Grants are distributed through two primary programs: the Supportive Services for Veteran Families program, which prevents home loss, and the Grant and Per Diem program, which funds transitional and specialized housing.
- "VA medical centers across Georgia remain committed to ensuring Veterans have access to safe, stable housing and the supportive services they need to thrive," said Dr. Connie Hampton, acting director of the Atlanta VA Health Care System.
- These grants follow the agency's success in housing 51,936 homeless veterans in 2025, the highest number in seven years. Veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness can call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 877-424-3838.
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