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$38 million in grants to help fight Veteran homelessness

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The Department of Veterans Affairs is awarding $38-million dollars in grants to 19 Indiana organizations to fight Veteran homelessness.
The funding is part of a nationwide $1.1-billion-dollar effort assisting homeless and at-risk Veterans for fiscal year 2027.
Local grants will fund emergency housing, rapid re-housing programs, and supportive services-including transitional housing tailored for women, elderly, and chronically ill Veterans.

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2 comments

Charles U Farley September 16, 2026 at 3:23 pm

Can we please stop with the PPP (public-private partnerships) slush funds? We’d be better served funding state projects directly instead of subsidizing NGOs.

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RH September 16, 2026 at 5:26 pm

Well, hopefully the companies getting that money actually use it to help vets. There better be good oversight fllowing the money. Who are the companies?

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