Opening Doors
In 2010, the Obama Administration declared the vision of s to be centered Opening Door on the belief that “no one should experience homelessness, no one should be without a safe, stable place to call home.” As amended by this document, the Plan sets, and remains focused on, four key goals:(1) Prevent and end homelessness among Veterans
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