Special Purpose Vouchers

From the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee's newsletter:

Five years after reopening, the historic Old Main building on the Milwaukee VA campus continues to provide stable, permanent housing for Veterans who have experienced homelessness.

Originally constructed in 1867 as one of the nation’s first soldiers’ homes, the landmark building was vacant for decades before undergoing a major renovation. It reopened in March 2021 as part of the Milwaukee Soldiers Home campus, offering 101 housing units across six buildings.

From NBC 4 News Columbus:

 An affordable housing development designed to expand living options for adults with disabilities moved a step toward construction this month after receiving approval from Dublin planning officials.

From the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority's press release:

From the Los Angeles Sentinel:

In honor of Veterans Day, Mayor Karen Bass welcomed servicemembers from across Los Angeles to Getty House for a luncheon recognizing their service and celebrating the early success of her “House Our Vets” initiative, a program launched in January to end Veteran homelessness in the city. The event brought together Veterans who recently secured permanent housing, property owners contributing units to the effort, and civic leaders partnering with the city to accelerate placements.

From the San Diego Housing Commission's press release:

Located about two miles from the beach and a mile from a transit center in one of San Diego’s high-opportunity communities, the Rose Creek Village development celebrated its groundbreaking today, commemorating the start of construction that will produce 59 new studio apartments with rents affordable to households with low income.

From the King County Housing Authority:

After foster care ended, Jonas faced homelessness, hunger, and life-threatening health struggles. What changed everything was access to a federally-funded Foster Youth to Independence (FYI) Voucher, providing him with safe and stable housing and the foundation to rebuild his life.

Jonas’ story shows that housing isn’t just shelter—it’s stability, opportunity, and hope. Programs like FYI housing assistance are critical in helping youth transition successfully out of foster care and into independence.

From ABC 4 News Utah:

The Home Depot Foundation upgraded an apartment complex designated for veteran’s and low-income residents in Salt Lake City Wednesday.

Team Depot, an associate volunteer force with The Home Depot Foundation, installed new fixtures and upgraded the exterior of an apartment complex owned by the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City (HASLC).