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HVAF was first incorporated as a Far From Home Chapter in June, 1993. In 1995, the organization completed its first housing project, establishing a residence for five homeless veterans. The project became the first trans...
Episode 23: HVAF Of Indiana: Housing, Support, And Advocacy For Veterans And Their Families is an episode from Veteran Cast by Douglas Karr. HVAF was first incorporated as a Far From Home Chapter in June, 1993. In 1995, the organization com...
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Published Mar 18, 2020, 27:25 long, audio available.
HVAF was first incorporated as a Far From Home Chapter in June, 1993. In 1995, the organization completed its first housing project, establishing a residence for five homeless veterans. The project became the first transitional housing unit for homeless veterans in Indianapolis. In 1998, the organization adopted the name Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation, Inc. (HVAF). In April, 2000, HVAF developed its Veteran Services Center, extending supportive services to homeless veterans and their families. The center provides food, clothing, furniture, household items and personal hygiene supplies. In 2005, the Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation became HVAF of Indiana, Inc. HVAF operates 13 distinct transitional housing properties including substance abuse and addiction counseling services. In September 2011, HVAF opened another apartment complex that houses 51 veterans, bringing HVAF’s total bed capacity to over 200. Still, the need for services greatly exceeds even this capacity. HVAF of Indiana houses, supports, and advocates for all veterans and their families to help them achieve the best possible quality of life. They fight veteran homelessness in 5 ways: 1. Housing - they operate 13 distinct housing properties across Indianapolis. 2. Employment - they have employment specialists who help veterans hold employment. 3. Pantry - they stock and provide clothing, hygiene products, and food items all year. 4. Advocacy - they engage in activities to raise awareness in the community. 5. Outreach - Every day, workers go into the community to help those in need. If you're a veteran, a supporter, or a company in the region that wishes to help, please connect with HVAF of Indiana. They have opportunities to donate funds, donate pantry items, or even donate time to assist in the upkeep of the housing and assistance in their other work. Special Guests: Andrea DeCamp and Robert White.
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Episode 23: HVAF Of Indiana: Housing, Support, And Advocacy For Veterans And Their Families is from Veteran Cast by Douglas Karr.
Published Mar 18, 2020 and 27:25 long