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Veterans Community Housing Program
If you are a veteran facing housing instability, we are here to help.
Affordable housing remains one of the most significant challenges facing our nation’s veterans. For many, the rising cost of living and limited access to stable housing are major contributors to homelessness and housing instability.
TFA has developed the Veterans Community Housing Alliance Program (VCHAP), which includes transitional and permanent housing programs designed to provide long-term stability for both individual veterans and veterans with families. These programs offer safe, secure housing for those who were formerly homeless or are at risk of losing their current housing.
Our organization has helped provide resources for transitional housing programs designed as steppingstones toward permanent supportive housing and renewed independence.
Within the residential homes, Veterans find a safe, structured, and therapeutic community where healing begins, and stability is rebuilt. Here, you’re not just given a place to stay — you’re surrounded by support. case management, we help Veterans navigate the often-difficult transition from military service to civilian life. Every service is built around restoring confidence, strengthening resilience, and creating a foundation for long-term success.
If you are interested in residing at a VCHAP home, please complete the housing intake form. A counselor will reach out to you to complete a phone screening.
Housing Intake Form
Housing Counseling
First Time Homebuyer Education
First Time Homebuyer Education
First Time Homebuyer Education
We help you overcome financial or credit challenges, so you become mortgage-ready to buy your home. We also help you find the right housing program for your budget.
Options to Stop Foreclosure
First Time Homebuyer Education
First Time Homebuyer Education
We find solutions to save your home or take steps to get yourself and your family moving forward to new housing and revitalizing your credit.
Reverse Mortgage Counseling
First Time Homebuyer Education
Reverse Mortgage Counseling
If you are 62 or older and want to pay off your mortgage, supplement your income, or pay off healthcare expenses – talk to a TFA counselor about your reverse mortgage options.