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Military Veterans Housing Needs
America’s Veterans are unique members of society. In many cases they have faced challenges and witnessed horrors that non-serving members of society could never imagine. In many cases they have lost pace with their peers due to their service to this nation. Though military service offers training in many fields, some military occupations do not easily translate to the civilian workforce. This together with the need to jumpstart their lives when leaving the military puts many of our veterans in a precarious environment. In many cases, these veterans may become homeless for a short period. The difference between this temporary homelessness and a chronic problem is often due to early intervention programs. So far, these programs have not always lived up to our expectations.
Let's face it housing affordability is an ongoing problem with everyone.
But Veterans experience a bigger dilemna affording home or even find housing.
Some of our Veterans have been homeless for years, undergoing problems of mental illnesses, disabilities, alcoholism, addictions, etc.,
It's just doesn't make sense that our Veterans should not be afforded housing no matter what the condition. These are people who disrupted their lives, and some lost their lives for the wars. There should be no HOMELESS Veteran, period.
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