NCHV IS WHERE
WE CONNECT
Connect to the people, ideas, resources and opportunities supporting the work to end veteran homelessness.
Through membership, become part of a national network that shares ideas, resources, and opportunities to strengthen our collective work.
NCHV IS WHERE WE CONNECT TO:
EACH OTHER
A national network of peers, partners and professionals dedicated to ending veteran homelessness.
IDEAS
Shared insights, emerging practices and innovative solutions.
RESOURCES
Webinars, training, conference content and tools you can use.
THE FIELD
Information, developments and a national perspective on veteran homelessness.
OPPORTUNITIES
Collaboration, engagement and the annual conference — and more.
MEMBER VOICES
Hear from organizations that are part of the NCHV community.
NCHV ensures we’re not fighting alone, strengthening our national advocacy with research and policy expertise that supports veterans of all generations. Their leadership helps us address emerging issues — such as the rising housing instability among aging veterans — while protecting the progress hard-won over decades.
NCHV protects and advocates for better usage of funding meant for veteran projects. NCHV educates members, through training, webinars and workshops, and their work to advance the mission of ending veterans homelessness has a positive impact on the veteran community.
NCHV has helped me serve veterans by being a resource for information and government policy regarding veterans. NCHV gets answers. NCHV gives direction. NCHV is a leader in veteran advocacy.
VIRTUAL MEMBERSHIP Q&A
Ask Questions. Learn More. Get Connected.
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Join or renew your NCHV membership and become part of a national community working together to end veteran homelessness.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Everything you need to know about becoming an NCHV member.
Why should I become an NCHV member?
NCHV membership connects you to a national community working toward a shared goal: ending veteran homelessness. Whether you're a service provider, advocate, researcher or community partner, membership provides opportunities to exchange ideas, access resources and contribute to a stronger, more coordinated response to veteran homelessness.
By joining NCHV, you're investing in both your own work and the collective effort to ensure that every veteran has access to safe, stable housing and the support they need.
What benefits and resources are available to NCHV members?
NCHV membership provides access to valuable resources, professional development opportunities, and connections within the national veteran-serving community.
Members can benefit from educational resources, information sharing, and opportunities to engage with professionals and organizations across the country. Membership helps you stay connected to the broader effort to end veteran homelessness while providing resources and opportunities to support your work.
Who is eligible to become an NCHV member?
Anyone who supports our mission to end veteran homelessness is welcome to become an NCHV member.
Our membership brings together a diverse network of veteran service organizations, nonprofit organizations, law firms, housing providers, researchers, advocates, businesses, and state and local government agencies.
Whether you work directly with veterans, influence policy, provide professional services, or simply believe in our mission, there's a place for you in the NCHV community.
How much does NCHV membership cost?
NCHV offers several membership levels designed for individuals and organizations.
| Membership Level | Annual Dues |
|---|---|
| Student | $40 |
| Individual | $100 |
| Organizational | $600 |
| Sustaining | $1,000 |
| Premier | $5,000 |
| Founders Circle | $10,000 |
Each level offers different benefits, allowing you to select the membership that meets your needs and interests.
Explore Membership Options →How can NCHV membership help me stay informed and connected?
NCHV connects members to a national network of organizations, professionals and advocates working to end veteran homelessness.
Through shared resources, training, funding information and opportunities to engage with other members, you can stay informed about developments affecting the field. NCHV also gathers member feedback and uses local insights to inform its work with federal agencies and other national stakeholders.
Membership provides opportunities to exchange ideas, learn from other organizations and build relationships that support your work in your own community.