Knowing all the rules. This is the beginning of a new section – the site will be composed of information requested regarding housing, veterans, and the law. There will be no suggestions, just the providing the actual law or statue and any case available…
In Connecticut this is the guideline for HUD Termination- not if a veteran has HUD-VASH Section 8. It can be terminated without notice, a meeting or for no violation at all!
You’re hungry, there’s food in the refrigerator, but it needs to be cooked – but you don’t know how to cook. What are your options? You have no idea, previously, you knew what time chow was, breakfast, lunch and dinner – and you knew exactly where the chow was and even what time to get there so you would be first in line. If you were like me the last thing you want to do is NOT be at the chow hall and first or maybe 2nd in line. That doesn’t work now that you are home, additionally you no longer live in the barracks where someone next door can tell you how it works.
Here are some additional phone numbers if the situation requires it.
Separation Assistance: For assistance with the separation process for active-duty service members, National Guard members, reservists, veterans and retirees who need access to mental health care when:
Contact in Transition:
1-800-424-7877 (CONUS)
Live Chat
Email: dha.ncr.j-9.mbx.intransition@mail.mil
National Help for Homeless Veterans: 1-877-424-3838
Veterans’ Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255 – Option 1
You may also find these numbers on the US Department of Veterans Affairs website.
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