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Stepping inside VA’s Center for Development & Civic Engagement (CDCE) office is like being wrapped in a warm blanket. The close-knit team greets you with big smiles and a genuine eagerness to help.

CDCE Staff at Juneteenth Event at Fisher House

For Marine Corps Veteran Scott Mulvaney, gratefulness is his state of mind.

Scott Mulvaney on golf course

For Veterans transitioning out of homelessness, the journey can be long and beset by obstacles that can discourage even the most determined.

Ed Moro, a peer support specialist at West LA VA, in his office at the Welcome Center, where he helps Veterans experiencing homelessness access services, find temporary housing, and begin their permanent housing plans.

There are few things in life more crucial than communication skills.

veteran daniel martin in front of UCLA success Academy

Providing Veterans experiencing homelessness with permanent housing can be challenging on many levels, with one being the lack of apartments available for those who are eligible for rental assistance from the federal government.

New Directions for Veterans operates transitional housing located at Building 116 of the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Campus.

Local property owners are renting to our nation’s heroes and helping end Veteran homelessness.

This apartment building is home to Veterans in the HUD-VASH program

Pathways to Success is a pilot program which partners the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, DoorDash – the nation's largest restaurant delivery platform by volume, and Zoomo – a premier e-bike manufacturer.

Delivering Hope: A VA Partnership with DoorDash

An astounding fact to believe is that over 11 percent of working-age Veterans are struggling to secure nutritious food.

Food Pantry at VAGLA

For Thomas Casados, joining the Navy at the age of 18 was the only alternative to serving time in jail.

Veteran David Valles

VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System is putting into practice a vetted approach that couples a licensed clinical social worker with VA police officers when responding to calls for service involving a Veteran who is experiencing a mental health crisis or who are at risk.

VA police, social workers team up to prevent Veteran suicide