Is Your State Ready to Accommodate Women Veterans Who Are Homeless?
Most States Appear to Lack Capacity — or May Be Unaware of Growing Need
Women veterans who become homeless with or without children can experience finding resources as a giant “maze.” Here, a provision “map out of homelessness” is sketched by illustrator Kate Hayward, with input from women veterans and advocates.
You may not realize it, but women veterans are now the fastest-growing demographic of homeless veterans. And that brings us to a question of capacity.
When women veterans become homeless — how ready is your state to meet…
Focused on using data as a tool in research & policy decisions. IWMF grantee. NASW-TX and Tableau Public award winner. UTSA, Harvard honors grad. Ph.D. student.
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Focused on using data as a tool in research & policy decisions. IWMF grantee. NASW-TX and Tableau Public award winner. UTSA, Harvard honors grad. Ph.D. student.