“Chronic” homelessness is defined as:
…“those with a disabling condition who have been continuously homeless for a year or have had at least four episodes of homelessness in the past three years.”
The funding came through Connecticut utilizing federal vouchers through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in combination with state-funded housing vouchers set aside for use by veterans, according to state officials.
According to a joint report conducted by the Department of Veterans Affairs along with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, veterans account for 16% of all homeless adults nationwide – even though they only make up 10% of the population. It is a travesty, indeed.
But this positive news is affirmation that homelessness – especially chronic homelessness among veterans – can be eradicated. “This proves to everybody that you can do it …
Source: Activist Report
And a Blue State that is in the top five as not to live in State. It’s is broke and people are moving out in droves. Another communist satellite state failure.
Gullible idiots
About time something positive for our veterans “
Great news
congratulations to Connecticut…let us hope the other State follow course…
Where is your state ranking from?
It’s right up there. It’s has become one of the worst. Thanks to the Democrats.
Illinois.
This is the one of the things I like about Trump’s presidency. We are all waking up to our vet’s. It is being high lighted because Trump has so much respect for them.
so there are absolutely no homeless vets in Conn. hmm, I be skeptical to say the least.