Transitional Housing Program
NVHS Transitional Housing serves single homeless veterans as well as homeless veteran families through four facilities.
Homeless veterans who enter our program are able to receive emergency and transitional housing for a period of 90 days to 24 months. During this time the veterans are assisted with developing individualized plans to get them back on their feet again such as employment, disability claims, and life skills.
Homeless veterans tell us that they struggle to get or keep employment due to not having a stable place to live. Without a consistent place to stay where they can get rest, keep clothes clean, and regularly keep their hygiene up, getting and keeping a job is extremely difficult. Having identification and a mailing address is needed for many job applications, services, and benefits.
We work with our veterans to better their situation and use their transitional housing time wisely. We are proud to be part of this monumental time in their lives where they are working to regain control of their lives.
If you would like to be a partner with NVHS to ensure more veterans are given this opportunity, please click the BECOME A SPONSOR button below.
Thanksgiving 2019
Last weeks Thanksgiving event was a huge success thanks to all our partners and volunteers! We were able to pack and deliver 389 meals to homeless and low income vets in Brevard and we also delivered dozens of Thanksgiving baskets to housed veteran families to prepare their own Thanksgiving meal.
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Veteran Recieves Vehicle Donation
Thanks to another generous supporter we were able to donate a vehicle to an NVHS Transitional Housing veteran and assist with registration and title costs! The veteran, Dennis, is now one step closer to permanent housing and self sufficiency. 🙂
One Veterans Story…..Michael Moran
We are proud to share the story of a triumphant veteran named Michael Moran who went from experiencing homelessness in 2018 to rekindling contact with his estranged family, and moving into permanent housing earlier this year. Michael’s physical disabilities had prevented him from working full time and without income he […]