Since 2010, veteran homelessness has gone down 49 percent, but women veterans homelessness has actually increased, sadly, by 7 percent.
Andy Barr: “Since 2010, veteran homelessness has gone down 49 percent, but women veterans homelessness has actually increased…”
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Barr highlights the troubling rise in homelessness among women veterans despite overall declines.
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