
2026 Webinar Series: Serving Veterans in Critical Transitions
Veteran service providers play an important role in engaging with veterans who seek their services. No one veteran walking into their building will be experiencing homelessness the same way. Afterall, the veteran population is not a monolith. It’s important to consider how we adapt to the veterans’ circumstances and provide them with the right services to keep them stably housed.
This webinar season is tailored for providers to explore ways to serve veterans who are undergoing critical life transitions. From street homelessness, exiting the military or incarceration, or a veteran living with PTSD, the goal for this season is to showcase practices/interventions that connect them with housing and wraparound services. Veterans can experience homelessness at various points of their life; our duty is to serve them wherever they may be.
2025 Webinar Series: Optimizing Operations
This webinar series is designed for providers offering critical services to veterans, with a focus on strengthening internal operations. Each session explores key organizational practices—like strategic communications, financial planning, and leadership development—that can help teams navigate today’s shifting landscape. As the climate around homelessness continues to evolve, this series empowers organizations to take control of what they can: building resilient systems, adapting to change, and ultimately improving their ability to serve veterans.

2023 Webinar Series: Optimizing Internal Operations
At NCHV, our dedication to enhancing support for veterans and their families remains unwavering. To further this commitment, hosted a webinar series titled “Optimizing Internal Operations to Better Serve Veterans.”
Throughout this enlightening series, we explored essential topics designed to empower organizations and help them elevate their internal operations, ultimately leading to more effective assistance for veterans and their communities. The series comprises four impactful webinars, each addressing key aspects of operational improvement.

2024 Webinar Series: Changing the Narrative About Veteran Homelessness
In the 2024 Quarterly webinar series, we delve deep into crucial topics surrounding homelessness and its impact on our society. In today’s world, accurate representation and understanding of homelessness are more vital than ever. The prevailing stigma and misinformation surrounding homelessness hinder progress in addressing this issue effectively. Disinformation campaigns perpetuate negative stereotypes and create barriers to public support for ending homelessness, especially among vulnerable groups like homeless veterans. This webinar series explores insights and strategies for shaping a more informed and empathetic media narrative on homelessness. Together, we can work towards a society where every individual, including homeless veterans, receives the support and dignity they deserve.
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2021 Webinar Series: Best Practices In Affordable Housing Development
Topics discussed: Landlords, Partnerships & Leaseups, Partnering with your Public Housing Authority, Opportunities for New Affordable Housing Development

Equity
Over the past decade, substantial strides have been taken to diminish veteran homelessness across the nation. Concurrently, a more nuanced comprehension has emerged, highlighting persistent gaps within specific demographic groups. Amidst this evolving landscape, a clear imperative has surfaced: the need for a more adept application of equity within the homeless service system and affordable housing development practices. In 2022, NCHV hosted a quarterly webinar series focusing on equity, addressing the imperative to foster fairness and inclusivity in our collective efforts to end veteran homelessness.

Maximizing Capital Grant Opportunities for existing GPD Providers
In the beginning of 2021, the Department of VeteransAffair’s‘ Grant and Per Diem Program is offered a unique Capital Grant opportunity to support existing providers in efforts to reconfigure their facilities that serve veterans. To assist providers with this funding opportunity NCHV held a webinar. During this webinar providers and community partners were given a brief overview of this opportunity and received info on ways to contextualize the funding opportunity amidst the broader landscape of services nationally. Attendees were also able to get answers to questions about how the opportunity might impact their program and veterans in their community. View the slides here. Watch the video below.