This article highlights the positive strides made in Hawaii regarding veteran homelessness, particularly through the work of U.S. Vets, which has been active in the state since 2003.
Their efforts have led to a 50% decline in veteran homelessness from 2015-2022.
By providing comprehensive services—such as prevention programs, transitional and permanent housing, substance abuse and mental health treatment—the organization aims to help veterans reintegrate into the community and ensure they aren’t left without support.
U.S. Vets offers both outreach and emergency services, making sure veterans can reach out for help at any time.