The Stand Out will send multidisciplinary teams into homeless encampments to engage the hardest-to-reach homeless veterans.

From September 21st through the 30th, Village for Vets is partnering with The Volunteer Collective on a donation drive to benefit homeless and at-risk Veterans.

Covid-19 has reached us all in one way or another since March and the VA is no exception.

NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports on how the Department of Veteran Affairs in West Los Angeles is providing a unique housing solution for homeless veterans amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Village for Vets, a non-profit organization filling critical gaps in services for homeless and at-risk veterans, reported a 400% increase in applications, most seeking housing-related help from its Emergency Financial Assistance program since the start of the COVID-19 crisis in March.

The Argonaut published a feature on Village for Vets and why they do this work, noting Marcie’s family history and our extraordinary partners and funders.

As the COVID crisis enters its fifth month, the team at Village for Vets is working harder than ever to meet the increased needs to homeless and at-risk veterans across greater Los Angeles.

The team at Village for Vets hope you and yours are healthy and safe during these tumultuous times.

 As the COVID-19 crisis continues to ravage Los Angeles, we have been honored to evolve our programs to meet the growing need among our homeless and at-risk veterans.

The VA cannot feed veterans who are not at their facilities, and that is where one nonprofit comes in.

Los Angeles, CA: Village for Vets, a non-profit organization filling critical gaps in services for homeless and at-risk veterans, announced new funding from Cedars-Sinai to feed homeless veterans sheltering at the Safe Camp site on the campus of VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System (VAGLAHS).