7. Our program presently partners with the Veterans Administration in Southern Nevada, Shade Tree Women’s Shelter, and with Siegel Suites. It is the goal of the VA to end Veteran homelessness by the end of 2015. The VA program has been ramped up in Las Vegas by a large increase in the number of case workers and increased funding. What we provide to the VA is the ability to assign Veterans and Veterans with families to interim housing the day they come in for assistance. We presently provide four rooms with two queen beds per room and all hotel amenities at Siegel Suites for male Veterans, female Veterans and Veteran families (including children and some pets). We also fund two beds at Shade Tree for single female Veterans and their children. Everyone assigned also receives three meals a day. The VA assigns all Veterans to the program on an equal opportunity basis. The VA provides a case worker to find suitable long-term housing, jobs, training, or rehab programs for the Veterans. Single Veterans are usually moved on in ten days while it may take three weeks to move a family.

We provide funds to prevent Veterans and their families from being evicted from their homes, having their utilities terminated or losing their transportation needed to maintain their employment.

We pay for homeless female Veterans and her small children and pets in this women's shelter in Las Vegas