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No Veteran should be homeless in the countr y they swore an oath to defend. Despite the significant progress made to r educe Veteran homelessness\, on any given night\, there are 33\,000 homele ss Veterans in America in 2024. This is still too many. That is why the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs is committed to finishing the job of end ing Veteran homelessness. It is our nation’s duty to ensure all Veterans h ave a place to call home. This breakout session provides opportunities to understand risk factors for Veteran homelessness and learn about the wide array of services VA deploys to address the full range of housing needs Ve terans may have to help them regain their independence.

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