Today, the VA announced $188 million in grants for two programs benefiting homeless Veterans. The grants were made through the Grant and Per Diem (GPD)
WHITE CITY, Ore. — A local veteran uses his newfound stability in his life to make a lasting impact on others. Monday was day one of Setzer’s
Southern Oregon Stand Down aims to provide Veterans with the housing and wraparound services they need to successfully exit homelessness—in just one day. Although Stand
It’s not enough to do your best; you must know what to do, and then do your best.” — W. Edwards Deming Deming, a well-respected
PORTLAND, Ore. — Despite a pledge to end homelessness among veterans in Multnomah County, an Oregon Housing and Community Services point-in-time survey shows the number of
VA secretary Dr. David Shulkin recently announced an extension of funding to organizations that applied for Fiscal Year 2018 grants under VA’s Homeless Providers’ Grant and
A 17-unit, low-cost apartment complex for veterans is set to open in Medford by the end November, and the selection process for its tenants is
NORTH BEND, Ore. — Help is coming to homeless veterans on the south coast. The 8th annual South Coast Veterans Stand Down event takes place
In a rare moment of unity, lawmakers in Washington, D.C., just passed a major expansion to the education benefits for U.S. military veterans. The bill,
Commissioners split 3-2 on zoning-code change; 30-unit village will require specific approvals from agency and hearings officer Clackamas County commissioners have cleared the way for
The state of Oregon has announced more than $17 million in funding available for the construction, acquisition or rehabilitation of new multifamily rental housing units that serve low-income veterans struggling with financial or mental health crises.
NORTH BEND — The eighth annual South Coast Veterans’ Stand Down will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 18, at Southwest Oregon
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