Veterans Housing & PTSD Support Grants
Federal and state grants fund housing assistance for veterans with PTSD, service-connected disabilities, and other mental health conditions. Find funding for supportive housing programs, transitional housing, permanent housing, and integrated mental health services for veterans.
Types of Veterans Housing & PTSD Grants
Permanent Supportive Housing
Grants for permanent housing with integrated mental health and supportive services for veterans with PTSD.
- • Permanent supportive housing development
- • PTSD-informed housing models
- • Housing + mental health treatment integration
- • Independent living with support services
Transitional Housing & Recovery
Funding for temporary housing combined with mental health treatment and recovery support for veterans.
- • Transitional housing programs
- • Recovery housing for veterans
- • PTSD treatment housing
- • Trauma-informed recovery housing
Homeless Veterans Housing
Grants addressing homelessness among veterans through rapid rehousing and prevention programs.
- • Rapid rehousing programs
- • Homeless prevention services
- • Emergency shelter alternatives
- • Street outreach and engagement
Integrated Mental Health Services
Funding for PTSD treatment, mental health care, and wraparound services in veterans housing programs.
- • PTSD treatment in housing programs
- • VA mental health collaboration
- • Peer support for veterans
- • Case management and social services
Eligibility for Veterans Housing & PTSD Grants
Veterans with PTSD & Service-Connected Disabilities
Veterans with service-connected PTSD, mental health conditions, or disabilities are eligible for housing grants. Veterans with less-than-honorable discharges may still qualify for some programs. Check individual grant eligibility requirements.
Veterans Organizations & Nonprofits
Nonprofits serving veterans, housing organizations, community action agencies, and veterans service organizations can apply for grants to develop and operate housing programs for veterans with PTSD and service-connected disabilities.
Government & VA Partners
State and local housing authorities, VA medical centers, public housing agencies, and government entities can apply for federal and state funding to develop veteran housing and integrate mental health services.
Housing Providers & Developers
Affordable housing developers, real estate developers, and housing providers can receive grants to develop and operate permanent or transitional housing for veterans with PTSD, often in partnership with VA and nonprofits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get housing assistance through VA grants if I have PTSD?
Yes. The VA, HUD, and federal/state programs provide housing assistance for veterans with service-connected PTSD. Benefits may include direct housing, rental assistance, or supportive housing with mental health services. Contact your local VA office or Veterans Affairs to learn about available programs based on your disability rating and needs.
What is permanent supportive housing for veterans with PTSD?
Permanent supportive housing combines affordable housing with mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and social support. Veterans receive stable housing with integrated PTSD treatment and case management. Research shows this approach significantly improves both housing stability and mental health outcomes for veterans with PTSD.
Are there grants specifically for homeless veterans?
Yes. The VA-HUD Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program, Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF), and state homelessness prevention programs provide housing and services specifically for homeless veterans. These programs prioritize veterans with PTSD and service-connected disabilities.
How is PTSD treated in veterans housing programs?
PTSD treatment in veterans housing programs typically includes evidence-based therapy (CBT, trauma-focused therapy), medication management, peer support, and case management. Programs may coordinate with VA mental health services or employ contract mental health providers. Many use trauma-informed care approaches specifically designed for military trauma.
Who funds veterans housing grants?
Primary funders include the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), federal opioid and mental health crisis funding, state housing authorities, and some foundations. Programs combine housing support with integrated mental health treatment for veterans with PTSD and service-connected disabilities.
What support services are included in veteran housing programs?
Services typically include case management, PTSD/mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, VA benefit support, employment assistance, health care coordination, and peer support groups. Some programs provide meals, transportation, and social activities. The goal is to support stable housing and overall wellness for veterans.
Veterans Housing & Mental Health Resources
VA Benefits & Housing
Visit VA.gov or call the Veterans Benefits Help Line (1-800-827-1000) to learn about housing assistance, benefit eligibility, and available programs for veterans with PTSD and service-connected disabilities.
Veterans Crisis Line
Call the Veterans Crisis Line 24/7 at 988 (then press 1) for mental health support, PTSD resources, and housing crisis assistance. Veterans, families, and friends can call confidentially.
HUD-VASH Program
The HUD-VASH program provides permanent supportive housing for homeless veterans. Contact your local VA Medical Center or HUD Public Housing Agency to learn about availability in your area.
Local Veterans Service Organizations
Nonprofits like The Veterans Village, Homes for the Brave, and local organizations provide housing assistance, mental health resources, and support for veterans with PTSD. Search for veteran services in your community.
Available Veterans Housing & PTSD Grants (1 grants)
Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program (HVRP), Incarcerated Veterans’ Transition Program (IVTP), and the Homeless Women Veterans' and Homeless Veterans' with Children Reintegration Grant Program (HWVHVWC) (referred to collectively as HVRP)
Agency: Veterans Employment and Training Service | Level: federal
Last verified: 2/11/2026