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New York State Department of Veterans' Services
New York State's cabinet-level veterans agency; veteran-staffed Benefits Advisors provide free claims assistance and mobile outreach, plus housing grants, family resources, and suicide-prevention and PTSD support.
- Cost
- Free for claims assistance and benefits advising
- Coverage
- Statewide (New York)
- Last Verified
- August 27, 2026
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Arizona Veterans StandDown Alliance
Program of the Arizona Housing Coalition holding annual StandDown resource events across the state (18 events in 2025, 2026 schedule posted) where veterans and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness receive housing assistance, veterans' benefits support, employment opportunities, medical/vision and mental-health help, hot meals, clothing and move-in kits in one place — the Maricopa County StandDown is billed as the nation's largest of its kind.
Program of the Arizona Housing Coalition holding annual StandDown resource events across the state (18 events in 2025, 2026 schedule posted) where veterans and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness receive housing assistance, veterans' benefits support, employment opportunities, medical/vision and mental-health help, hot meals, clothing and move-in kits in one place — the Maricopa County StandDown is billed as the nation's largest of its kind.
Category: Housing & Transportation
Availability: Annual StandDown series — 18 events in 2025; 2026 dates and venues posted on the program page
Eligibility: Veterans and their families experiencing housing instability and homelessness (own site)
Community Hope (Hope for Veterans Programs)
New Jersey nonprofit whose Hope for Veterans program operates transitional housing for homeless veterans, including a 95-bed facility on the Lyons VA campus and an 8-bed Bergen County program, with wraparound services and access to VA healthcare. Its Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program provides rapid re-housing and homelessness-prevention assistance to low-income veteran households.
New Jersey nonprofit whose Hope for Veterans program operates transitional housing for homeless veterans, including a 95-bed facility on the Lyons VA campus and an 8-bed Bergen County program, with wraparound services and access to VA healthcare. Its Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program provides rapid re-housing and homelessness-prevention assistance to low-income veteran households.
Category: Housing & Transportation
Eligibility: Low-income veteran households that are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness; SSVF excludes veterans with a dishonorable or bad-conduct discharge from a general court-martial (org brochure)
Delaware Joining Forces
Statewide collaborative network of Delaware state agencies and community and nonprofit providers connecting military members, veterans, and families with financial and legal aid, employment, housing, education, and behavioral-health services.
Statewide collaborative network of Delaware state agencies and community and nonprofit providers connecting military members, veterans, and families with financial and legal aid, employment, housing, education, and behavioral-health services.
Category: Mental Health
First Step House (Valor House)
Salt Lake City nonprofit healthcare provider and housing developer. Its Valor House, on the Salt Lake City VA Medical Campus, is described on its site as "the only program in Utah that houses both male and female veterans" and offers up to two years of integrated treatment, housing, and recovery support across 72 private units. The site reports that 81% of veterans exit Valor House into permanent housing.
Salt Lake City nonprofit healthcare provider and housing developer. Its Valor House, on the Salt Lake City VA Medical Campus, is described on its site as "the only program in Utah that houses both male and female veterans" and offers up to two years of integrated treatment, housing, and recovery support across 72 private units. The site reports that 81% of veterans exit Valor House into permanent housing.
Category: Housing & Transportation
Eligibility: Veterans facing homelessness, addiction, and/or mental health challenges; admission via Housing Admissions / Get Help.
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