Veteran homelessness dropped only 1% during 2024
A recent report shows a small decline in the number of homeless veterans. The total number of people without homes in the US decreased by 3 percent. In contrast, the decrease in homeless veterans was much smaller.
Further information is available from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. They released a national homeless count with details on the situation. The decline in veteran homelessness is notable for being much lower than the previous year's decrease.
More details can be found in the newly released count.
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