INGLEWOOD, CA (02/25/2021) Partnering with Denny’s, U.S.VETS — Inglewood will serve hundreds of hot meals to homeless and at-risk veterans affected by the COVID–19 pandemic via the Mobile Relief Diner. The Mobile Relief Diner, which arrives to U.S.VETS — Inglewood on Friday, February 16th and starts serving at 11:00 AM, is a fully functional…
U.S.VETS – Prescott has a new van! We are excited to have a new passenger van that will accommodate all of our veterans transportation needs including wheelchair accessibility! We are extremely grateful to Arizona Public Service (APS), Dan & Hillary Peterson, Pat Kuykendall, Findlay Auto Group. Thank you for your dedication and continuous support…
This article was originally published by Building Design + Construction. Veterans Village of Carson is an affordable housing development offering 51 one-, two-, and three-bedroom units as well as onsite case management and supportive services to U.S. military veterans and their families. Located adjacent to the 110 freeway in Carson, a low-rise urban…
Washington—Senator Dianne Feinstein and Representative Ted Lieu (both D-Calif.) today introduced the West Los Angeles VA Campus Improvement Act, a bill that would allow the West Los Angeles VA Campus to use proceeds from property leasing to build additional housing for homeless veterans. Under current Department of Veterans Affairs regulations, the West LA VA…
Los Angeles, CA – In a joint donation with the UTA Foundation, Upside Health Inc. donates 480,000 face masks to U.S.VETS in support of homeless veterans and their families across the country. The donation marks 740,000 masks donated by Upside Health Inc. during COVID-19, reaching their goals to donate half a million masks by the…
LOS ANGELES, CA (January 21, 2021) U.S.VETS — the nation’s largest nonprofit provider of comprehensive services to homeless and at-risk veterans — is pleased to announce that it is among the 26 organizations selected to receive a grant from the Bob Woodruff Foundation (BWF). This contribution is part of the foundation’s second wave…
Hawai’i remains one of the most expensive states to live in, and when medical complications put financial hardship on Astrilita and Fermin, the couple were forced out of their home and to the streets. Their housing situation made it impossible for Astrilita to schedule a much needed leg surgery and these challenges were made increasingly…
This article was posted by KJZZ on October 13, 2020. The future for nearly 200 homeless and at-risk veterans in Phoenix looks brighter after the City Council directed $10.5 million in federal funds to support the group. Seven years ago, renovations wrapped up at Grand Veterans Village, a former hotel near 35th Avenue and Indian…
Homeless children already face multiple barriers as they struggle to achieve their educational goals, from purchasing the proper school supplies to having access to technology. The impact of COVID-19 introduced new challenges in keeping our community safe and ensuring our keiki receive the education they need to be successful in life. Kamehameha Schools, Partners in…
In 1990, Buster returned to his home state of Hawai’i after serving his country for 8 years in the United States Army. Despite leading a lifestyle centered around health and fitness, Buster was diagnosed in 2008 with spinocerebellar ataxia type 6, a rare, late-onset, autosomal dominant disorder. His condition, which his father also had, led…