Homeless veterans have begun to show an increase in America's homeless population.
There has been prior research completed in attempt to understand why United States …

The research and recommendations put forth are the responsibility of the authors of the
report and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Homelessness Partnering Secretariat …

This qualitative study captured precipitants of homelessness for United States veterans. The
study aimed to (a) to give veterans a voice by identifying barriers that hinder their ability to …

Homelessness is a form of detachment from society, characterized by a lack of policy and
deficiency of managed programs and community awareness that provides enough housing …

Objective: Veteran homelessness is complex with persistent barriers, and the phenomenon
is not well understood. Method: This study used a phenomenological approach to describe …

Introduction: Homelessness among Veterans is a significant problem in the United States,
and female Veterans, one of the fastest-growing groups in the homeless population, are four …

Despite the scale of veteran homelessness and government–community initiatives to end
homelessness among veterans, few studies have featured individual veteran accounts of …

The current study examined differences between urban homeless veterans and non-
veterans on sociodemographics, housing, clinical characteristics, and psychosocial factors …

Starting in the 1980s, literature emerged indicating that people being incarcerated had
histories of homelessness, that people who were homeless had histories of incarceration …

Veterans are twice as likely as other Americans to become chronically homeless (US
Interagency Council on Homelessness, 2015). When leaving for the military, most …