Homeless Veterans Need
Your Help!
33,129 (est.) Homeless Veterans
In December 2022, the US Dept. of Housing and Urban
Development submitted its AHAR Report (Annual Homelessness
Assessment Report) to Congress. An estimated 33,129 Veterans
were without safe, stable housing.
Join Our Causes
Permanent Affordable Housing is a long-term solution. Our goal is to end Veteran homelessness and provide the stability and starting point veterans need to address the underlying causes of their situations. Our homes are in a community where veterans can live their best lives and remove the barriers of social isolation. We aim to empower Veterans toward healthy reunification with their families and communities through permanent housing and supportive services.
Our Journey
Hope To Change has created programs to provide guidance, resources, and pipelines to empower Veterans to move toward positive changes in homeownership, job growth, financial literacy, and health & wellness. We have created ‘The Veterans Enrichment Program’ to support these programs to help close the gap between homelessness, homeownership, and economic disparities.
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Military Veterans are entitled to a variety of benefits, including but not limited to health care, education, and housing assistance.…
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Mental Wellness
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Physical Wellness
Veterans face unique physical fitness and health challenges due to their service. Regular exercise, healthy eating, and adequate rest are…
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Financial Assistance
Veterans have served our country and made great sacrifices to protect our freedoms. Unfortunately, many Veterans struggle to make ends…
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Educational Services
The Veteran community has access to a wide range of educational services, including tuition assistance, career counseling, and job placement…
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Any Amount Is Appreciated!
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Join us to “Be the force of change.” Help us make a difference in the lives of those veterans who have made a difference in ours. Many veterans come home from war and suffer many disadvantages of society, physical disabilities, poor mental health, unemployment, and struggles with a sense of identity, all of which can lead to homelessness. A solid foundation begins at home. Help us build that foundation.
