SSVF and HVRP - National Coalition for Homeless Veterans

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U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsVeterans Health AdministrationImpact of SSVF1. Of those who have exited SSVF, 86% (83% RRH, 90% prevention)or 17,871 are in permanent housing and 1,952 or 9.4% are off thestreets in temporary or institutional settings.2. Average LOS for discharged participants is 93 days.3. Average income increased 8.3%• 205% increase in SSDI• 358% increase in VA NSC• 245% increase in VA SC• 256% increase in SSI4. In participant survey (N = 1,022), 92% indicated they were satisfiedor very satisfied with services and 87% said they would definitelyrecommend SSVF to another Veteran.DRAFT
U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsVeterans Health AdministrationComing to SSVF homeless andseparated, Craig found a fulltime,permanent position as acommercial painter. Thechildren enrolled in their localschool district and are adjustingwell. Sherri applied for entryinto Arizona’s Army NationalGuard and is currently awaitingan enlistment date.U.S. Navy veteran Craig with hisfamily (LtoR): Taylor, 10; Tyler, 15;Caitlyn, 13; and mom Sherri, foundhelp and hope through Save theFamily and the SupportiveServices for Veteran Familiesprogram.DRAFT25
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