HOMELESS VETERANS

http://www.va.gov/HOMELESS/for_homeless_veterans.asp

If you are a homeless Veteran in Indiana, your options are very limited. We have looked into most all of the non-profits who claim to help and they are just a store front.

Our recommendation is to call Mr. Clinkscells at (317) 916-3470. He is in charge of the Veterans Administration homeless Veterans program. He will direct you on what he can and will do for you.

If Mr. Clinkscells does not satisfy your needs call Dean Graham (317) 527-9488 at Help Indiana Vets.

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Vicki (Sunday, December 16 12 03:53 pm EST)

my name is Vicki Johnson, I am writing a paper on how Indiana helps our homeless and unempolyed Veterans. If you could help me out on this topic that would be great!
Jennica (Saturday, February 09 13 10:46 pm EST)

I can't believe I've been going for years wiotuht knowing that.
Lynn (Friday, March 01 13 04:38 pm EST)

My husband is a Gulf War I Vet and we were homeless. Our children, my husband and I lived in tents for months. There is no help for homeless vets with families.
Vietnam vet (Sunday, March 17 13 02:30 am EDT)

Can't believe that this county does not help our vets. Thank Obama for this. If you go to welfare and demand help as a vet, see what happens. But Obama has his people on every program that is out there for the deadbeats , but a vet can't get any help. Sham on this country. And this Ass Wipe President.

Dean and Patricia Graham

Call us:

(317) 610-9779

Email:

911@helpindianavets.com

Dean

U.S. Army Retired

Patricia

U.S. Army Retired

We are here to answer any questions you may have. Call us any time day or night.

If you have exhausted all possible avenues for help, we recommend you contact Jon and Brian. They understand the Soldiers and Sailors relief act.

http://www.jonbrownlaw.com/

BELOW: These Non-Profits receive millions of dollars from the Veterans Administration in grants? WHY!

We are sure you have seen this agencies advertisements?

They are all over T.V.

Did you know they are a for profit, they take 20 percent of your VA back pay award money.

This is another agency, we do not recommend

do not dontate to, or trust with your needs.

Slowly but surely we will help shut down these for profits

and non-profits claiming to help veterans.

Oh, they will help you alright, help you right out of the money owed to Veterans.

Monday April 30th, we paid a personal visit to HVAF.

Help Indiana Vets took a Veteran who needed help because he was evicted.

Jennifer at HVAF met with us and said she would like to get him into a bed right away.

However HVAF was unable to put him in a bed, or a room.

They did promise however to try in the next few days to get him a bed.

They never delivered on that promise.

During my short time in their large un-repaired big building.

I was told they do not house Veterans here?

I needed a key from the front desk to use the bathroom?

The office building is huge, why do they not use this space for homeless veterans?

The point I left, I was told the Veterans Administration Grant investigators were coming to inspect their facility soon to see if they would still qualify for their grants.

Help Indiana Vets is under the impression, we recieved the same show of smoke and mirrors that helped them get the grants in the first place.

THIS IS WHY GRANTS SHOULD COME DIRECTLY TO THE VETERANS AND NOT NON-PROFITS THAT MAKE CHOICES FOR THE VETERANS.

Millions of dollars have been wasted in the name of Veterans through

non profits.

DISABLED VETERANS NATIONAL FOUNDATION

http://www.dvnf.org/

Another organization that puts you through the ringer in order to get help. We find it really sad that these organizations come out of the wood work and sell a bill of goods.

Our Indiana Veterans do not get the run around, we will help you.

Oh and we will not charge you a dime.

You can call us

(317) 610-9779

You can email us

911@helpiavendiants.com

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