From Tent to Keys: Inside NVHS’s Housing Process
Finding a safe and stable place to live can feel like navigating a maze with no exit for veterans experiencing homelessness. The daily challenges of life on the streets, unpredictability, [...]
From Struggle to Stability: How NVHS Helps Veterans Reclaim Lives
For many veterans, moving from military service to civilian life can feel like navigating a maze. Securing housing, managing finances, and caring for loved ones can quickly become overwhelming. For [...]
Keeping Veterans Safe With NVHS’s PTSA Program
For many veterans, the burden of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is invisible yet relentless. Memories of service, sudden flashbacks, restless nights, and heightened anxiety can follow them far beyond the [...]
September Is Suicide Prevention Month: How You Can Help Save a Veteran’s Life
September marks Suicide Prevention Month, a time to confront a crisis that touches far too many veterans. For those experiencing homelessness, the day-to-day fight for survival can deepen feelings of [...]
The Lifeline Every Veteran Should Know About: 988
For veterans experiencing homelessness, life can feel overwhelming. The day-to-day struggle of not knowing where you'll sleep, how you'll find your next meal, or how to cope with the [...]
Heroes Beyond Homelessness
When most people think of a hero, they picture someone in uniform who stood strong for their country. Yet many of those same heroes come home to battles no one [...]
Why Homeless Veterans Are Especially Vulnerable
Serving this country demands courage few civilians can imagine, yet for many veterans, the toughest battles begin after service ends. Without a stable home, veterans face overwhelming challenges that can [...]
Breaking Down Barriers: Help for Veterans with Mental Health or Addiction Struggles
When service does not end back at the gate, the challenges of reintegrating can feel overwhelming, especially if you are also facing mental health or addiction struggles while being unhoused. [...]
Veteran Suicide Prevention: The Role Of Community Mental Health Support
When service-related conditions do not end at the gate, many veterans find that the toughest battles begin after leaving the military. Without stable housing, they are more vulnerable to trauma, [...]
Why Some Veterans Are Denied VA Healthcare—And How NVHS Helps Anyway
When you’ve served your country, you expect that support will be there when you need it most. For many veterans, VA healthcare is supposed to be that safety net. But [...]