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WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT HOMELESSNESS?

Being homeless, or at risk for homelessness, is one of the most difficult things
anyone can face. Lacking the security of knowing where you’ll sleep at night,
having no place to keep your belongings, and not being able to care for yourself
and possibly your family can lead to stress, anger, a sense of
shame, depression, and physical discomfort. It can be hard to find employment,
live a satisfying life, or do the things you want to do when you are homeless.

Many circumstances can lead to homelessness. Some Veterans become homeless due
to a combination of housing shortages and high unemployment. Other Veterans may
be dealing with painful memories from the military or health issues and have
little access to health care or support from family and friends. This may lead
them to feel as though they have nowhere to go but the streets. In some cases,
what seems like a temporary lack of a place to stay becomes permanent. In other
cases, Veterans who are homeless move from shelter to shelter because they don’t
know where else to go.

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WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT BEING HOMELESS?

Like many others, you or a Veteran you know may have difficulty coming to terms
with the thought “I am homeless.” You may become angry or hopeless and simply
give up trying to find a home or stop taking care of yourself. Such despair can
also lead to harmful behavior — such as alcohol or drug problems — as a means of
coping with your feelings.

> “I had been successful, and then it felt like I lost all my energy. I just
> couldn’t keep my job anymore. The bills mounted up, I couldn’t keep up with
> the rent, and I got kicked out of my apartment.”

Some Veterans who are homeless may face additional difficulties, such as:

 * Feeling down on themselves and hopeless
 * Being hungry, or not eating healthy foods
 * Getting sick more often
 * Having physical ailments
 * Being out in extreme heat and cold
 * Drinking alcohol or taking drugs to temporarily feel better

Some homeless Veterans may be dealing with health conditions that need
attention, such as physical injury, problems with alcohol and drugs, depression,
and posttraumatic stress. No matter what you or a Veteran you know may be going
through while homeless, you may want to reach out for help right away.

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WHAT HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR HOMELESS VETERANS?

All Veterans at risk for homelessness or attempting to exit homelessness, and
their families and friends, can access a variety of resources and benefits, such
as prevention services, housing support, job training, and health care. The
National Call Center for Homeless Veterans provides a hotline and online chat
for free, confidential assistance. Trained VA staff are on call and available 24
hours a day, seven days a week, to assist homeless Veterans and their families
at 1-877-4AID VET (877-424-3838).
www.va.gov/homeless/nationalcallcenter.asp

> “I went to a Stand Down thinking I would just get some clothes and new
> glasses. I ended up talking to someone who helped me work out my legal
> problems.”

Veterans and their family or friends can also contact the VA Homeless
Coordinator at their nearest VA Medical Center for information or assistance.

Homelessness is complicated and difficult to overcome, but there are things you
can do right now:

 * Make a list of your most immediate needs.
 * Contact the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans for support and
   resources.
 * Find a place where you can receive mail, like a shelter, place of worship, or
   VA regional office or clinic.
 * Make sure you have copies of personal records, such as your birth
   certificate, your Social Security card, a photo ID, and your DD214.
 * Eat healthy foods when possible.
 * Avoid “easy outs” like alcohol and drugs.


TAKE THE NEXT STEP TO CONNECT WITH CARE.

Every day, Veterans from all military service branches and eras connect with
proven resources and effective treatments. Here’s how to take the next step: the
one that’s right for you.

New to VA? Apply for health care benefits.

 * Getting started is simple. Create a free account online to help ease your
   enrollment process. To prepare to apply for VA health care in person, by
   telephone, or by mail, explore VA’s “How to Apply” page.
 * Not sure whether you are eligible for VA health care benefits? Read about
   eligibility for VA health care.
 * Unsure of what kind of help you need? Call 1-877-222-VETS (1-877-222-8387) to
   find the right resources to meet your needs, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to
   8 p.m. ET. If you have hearing loss, call TTY: 1-800-877-8339.
 * Veterans’ family members and caregivers can see whether they qualify for VA
   medical benefits as a spouse, surviving spouse, dependent child, or
   caregiver. Explore family and caregiver health benefits. 

Already enrolled in VA and interested in mental health support? Schedule a
mental health appointment.

 * If you’re already enrolled and using VA health care, the fastest way to
   schedule VA appointments is to call the VA facility where you want to receive
   care.
 * With VA Appointments tools, you can schedule some VA health care appointments
   online, view details about upcoming appointments, and organize your health
   care calendar.
 * If you’re not using VA medical services, contact your nearest VA medical
   center or Vet Center to talk about your needs.

What about other options at VA? VA offers a variety of tools and resources.  

 * The Veteran Training online self-help portal for overcoming everyday
   challenges includes modules on managing anger, developing parenting and
   problem-solving skills, and more.
 * Mental health apps for Veterans cover a variety of topics, ranging from PTSD
   to anger management to quitting smoking.
 * VA TeleMental Health connects you with a VA mental health provider through a
   computer or mobile device in your home or at your nearest VA health facility.
   You can learn more about this option from your local VA medical center.
 * Community-based Vet Centers provide confidential counseling, community
   engagement and referral services to eligible individuals and their families.
   You don’t need to be enrolled in VA healthcare or have a service connection
   to receive services. Find a Vet Center near you or call 1-877-927-8387, 24/7
   to talk with a fellow Veteran about your experiences.
 * VA residential rehabilitation treatment, sometimes referred to as inpatient
   residential or domiciliary care, provides comprehensive treatment and
   rehabilitation services to Veterans with mental health conditions like PTSD,
   depression, and substance use disorder. 

What about support outside of VA?

FindTreatment.gov and the National Resource Directory list programs outside of
VA. Use these tools to find resources near you. 


EXPLORE THESE RESOURCES FOR HELPING HOMELESS VETERANS.

Learn more about what you can do if you are experiencing specific concerns
related to homelessness, such as alcohol or drug problems, stress and
anxiety, relationship problems, posttraumatic stress, and depression.

National Call Center for Homeless Veterans

The National Call Center for Homeless Veterans ensures that homeless Veterans or
Veterans at risk for homelessness have free, confidential, 24/7 access to
trained counselors. Veterans and their families can connect with a trained VA
staff member at 1-877-4AID-VET (877-424-3838).

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Department of Veterans Affairs – Homeless Programs

This website provides information on VA’s programs and services for homeless
Veterans.

VA Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment

VA residential rehabilitation treatment, sometimes referred to as inpatient
residential or domiciliary care, provides comprehensive treatment and
rehabilitation services to Veterans with mental health conditions like PTSD,
depression, and substance use disorder. The programs take a whole health
approach to address challenges these Veterans may experience, including medical
concerns and social needs such as employment and housing. Learn more about
residential rehabilitation and how to apply.

National Coalition for Homeless Veterans

NCHV is recognized as the nation’s leading authority on issues involving
homeless Veterans. The NCHV website includes links to resources, employment
assistance, and guides for homeless Veterans.

National Center for PTSD

This website provides information, resources, and practical advice for Veterans,
their family and friends, and the public when dealing with trauma.


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MAINTAINING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

Relationship problems can make it difficult to enjoy life – for you and for
those you care about. There are effective resources available to help Veterans
improve and strengthen their relationships.

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES


VET CENTER

Vet Centers are community-based counseling centers across the nation in all 50
states and US territories that provide a wide range of social and psychological
services, including counseling to eligible Veterans, service members - including
National Guard and Reserve components – and their families. Counselors and
outreach specialists, many of whom are Veterans themselves, are experienced and
prepared to discuss the tragedies of war, loss, grief, and transition after
trauma. To learn more, find your nearest Vet Center. Teams are also available
24/7 by phone at 1-877-927-8387.

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VETERANS CRISIS LINE

Are you a Veteran in crisis or concerned about one? Connect with the Veterans
Crisis Line to reach caring, qualified responders with the U.S. Department of
Veterans Affairs. Many of them are Veterans themselves. Free support is
confidential and available 24/7. Dial 988 then Press 1, chat here or text
838255. If you have hearing loss, call TTY: Dial 711 then dial 988.

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SELF-HELP TOOLS

Veterans can access online courses that provide instruction and training in
problem-solving, parenting, anger management, sleeping better, managing stress
and more.

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VA SUPPORT NEAR ME

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in your area.

Search by city, state, or ZIP code to find VA resources in your area.

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LIFE EVENTS & EXPERIENCES

 * Sharing LGBTQ+ Identity With Providers
 * Death of Family Members or Friends
 * Families & Relationships
 * Financial & Legal Issues
 * Homelessness
 * Work-Related Problems
 * Physical Injury
 * Preparing for Deployment
 * Retirement & Aging
 * Spirituality
 * Student Veterans & Higher Education
 * Transitioning From Service


SIGNS & SYMPTOMS

 * Alcohol or Drug Misuse
 * Anger & Irritability
 * Chronic Pain
 * Confusion
 * Difficulty Concentrating
 * Dizziness
 * Eating Problems
 * Feeling on Edge
 * Feelings of Hopelessness
 * Flashbacks
 * Gambling
 * Guilt
 * Headaches
 * Loss of Interest or Pleasure
 * Nightmares
 * Noise or Light Irritation
 * Reckless Behavior
 * Relationship Problems
 * Social Withdrawal & Isolation
 * Stress & Anxiety
 * Trouble Sleeping


CONDITIONS

 * Adjustment Disorder
 * Anxiety Disorders
 * Bipolar
 * Depression
 * Effects of Military Sexual Trauma
 * Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury
 * Alcohol Use Disorder
 * Substance Use Disorder
 * PTSD
 * Schizophrenia
 * Suicide


TREATMENT & SUPPORT

 * What Is Treatment?
 * Self-Assessments
 * Self-Help
 * Starting the Conversation
 * Find Local Support
 * Mental Health Month


RESOURCES FOR

 * Veterans
 * Family & Friends
 * Familiares y Amigos
 * Clinicians
 * Active Duty
 * National Guard & Reserve
 * Community Outreach

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