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W.H. borrows Virginia program to solicit ideas from feds

VA plan will try to reduce number of homeless vets

Estimate: 131,000 veterans are currently homeless

By Evan Morier Nov 04 2009, 09:57 AM

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The Dept. of Veterans Affairs will soon unveil a five year plan to combat homelessness among veterans. While the new GI Bill is expected to help in prevention, $17 million in immediate assistance will be doled out to build transitional housing for vets.

 

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