UESF works with Veterans and Veteran families who are experiencing homelessness or are at imminent risk of losing their homes. The range of services helps them acquire the resources to become stable.

The SSVF program provides temporary assistance to Veterans who are experiencing a housing crisis.

Catholic Charities provides services to Veterans and their families who are homeless and/or lacking the resources for housing stability.

The goal of the SSVF program is to promote housing stability among very low-income Veteran families. While encouraging Veteran's personal strengths, SSVF uses a housing first approach designed to house Veterans and their families. By connecting Veterans to resources and services, the SSVF staff seeks to prevent and reduce the episode of homelessness.

Homeless prevention programs provide temporary financial assistance to low-income families or individuals who are struggling to maintain their housing and would become homeless if not for assistance.

The SSVF program aims to increase the housing stability of Veteran families who are at-risk of or are experiencing homelessness.

The SSVF program promotes housing stability among Veteran families. It focuses on low-income Veterans who are either homeless or at imminent risk of losing permanent housing.

Starcare's VetStar SSVF program will place program eligible, high-risk Veteran families living in congregated situations into hotels and motels up to 45 days based on needs and program limitations.

SSVF is a permanent housing program, with a primary focus on rapidly rehousing Veterans experiencing homelessness and preventing homelessness for those at imminent risk of becoming literally homeless.

The West Central Texas Regional Foundation offers Preventative and Stabilization Services for Veterans in the West Central Texas region. The program's goals consist of rapid re-housing or preventing homelessness among Veterans and their families and enhancing independent living skills.