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How Landlords Can Help Veterans End Homelessness My Rental in HUD-VASH Program

No one who served our country should ever be without a home. Yet thousands of Veterans still face homelessness today. In this video, I explain how landlords can make a difference by joining VA housing programs like HUD-VASH (Housing Choice Vouchers + VA case management) and SSVF (Supportive Services for Veteran Families). And this isn’t just theory — I’m a landlord myself, and I’m putting my own rental property into the program. I believe in leading by example, and I want to invite other landlords to join me in helping Veterans find safe, stable housing. You’ll learn: ✅ Why landlords are key to ending Veteran homelessness ✅ How HUD-VASH and SSVF programs work ✅ The 5 steps to becoming a HUD-VASH landlord ✅ The benefits of renting to Veterans ✅ Other ways to help, even if you don’t own rental property 👉 Contact your local VA or housing authority to get started. 📞 Veterans in crisis: Call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 877-424-3838 Together, we can end Veteran homelessness. #Veterans #EndHomelessness #HUDVASH #SSVF #LandlordsForVeterans #VAhousing #HomelessVeterans #MyRentalForVeterans 📜 Channel Disclaimer: The content shared on Basecamp United Foundation is intended for educational and informational purposes only. While I am a retired Certified Senior Veteran Service Representative and a proud member of The American Legion, I am not currently serving as a Veterans Service Officer (VSO) or representing any veterans in an official capacity. This channel is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the Department of Defense, or any government agency. The views expressed are my own and based on professional experience and publicly available resources. All veterans are encouraged to seek personalized assistance from a VA-accredited representative or legal advisor when making decisions related to benefits, claims, appeals, or other service-related matters. Always consult official VA resources or authorized personnel for the most current and accurate information.