VETERANS AFFAIRS SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM

Biegger Estates: Biegger Estates is one of our Rental Assistance Demonstration Housing Properties.

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The Department of Housing Services wants to help homeless US Military Veterans obtain, and retain, permanent housing. To help us meet this goal, we now offer rental assistance through a unique new program called VASH. The HUD Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing Program (VASH) provides rental assistance vouchers specifically targeted to homeless veterans. Public housing authorities such as ours, work closely with Veteran Affairs Centers to manage the program. In addition to the rental assistance, VA Health Care for Homeless Veterans Centers provides supportive services and case management to eligible homeless veterans.

The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority (SNRHA) has received an award for 630 VASH vouchers during the last seven years to serve homeless veteran households. If you are a homeless veteran, we encourage you to consider enrolling in this program by contacting our local Veteran Office at (702) 791-9077. Be advised you cannot apply directly with the Housing Authority. All applicants must be referred by the Veteran's Administration staff.

Eligibility:
The household must be homeless and include at least one US Military Veteran. Single persons, couples, and families with children are eligible to apply and MUST be referred to the Housing Authority by VA staff.

Other eligibility criteria:
Income: Total household income must not be more than 50% of the Area Median Income (also called "Very Low Income"). See a complete listing of the Very Low Income limits here, see SNRHA income limits

Homeless: The household must lack a fixed, regular, night time residence, or be residing in a emergency shelter, or be residing in a place not meant for habitation (such as a car, tent, abandoned building, or substandard housing that does not provide adequate shelter). Homelessness must be verified by a third party, such as a social service agency, Veterans Services Officer, or other knowledgeable professional.

Engagement with Services: The Veteran must be willing to engage in services from the Department of Veterans Affairs, through the VA Community Resource and Referral Center (CRRC) Department located at 4461 E Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104. The phone number is: (702) 791-9077.

Criminal background check: Sex offenders subject to lifetime registration are not eligible for this program. There are no other criminal background criteria for the VASH program.

To Apply for the HUD-VASH Program:
Go to the Community Resource and Referral Center (CRRC) Veterans Office located at 4461 E Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104. VA staff will assist you with the application and determine initial eligibility for a referral to the Housing authority. Please bring a copy of your DD 214 (preferable) or other ID. If you do not have your DD 214 or other ID, staff at the VA will assist you in obtaining these documents and all other information that you will need.

At the CRRC Community Center, ask for a Social Worker, who will then provide consultation and whatever additional resources are available. If it appears you are eligible for the VASH program, you will be referred to the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority for screening.


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