Enterprise Community Partners awarded $250,000 from Deutsche Bank for veteran homelessness

New York, NY Enterprise Community Partners was awarded $250,000 over two years from the Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation to develop and implement solutions to veteran homelessness in New York City. Enterprise will work with the Mayor’s Office of Veteran Affairs (MOVA) to provide homeless veterans the services they need to remain stably housed after placement, and to develop and implement the systems that will enable New York City to quickly and effectively house all people who experience homelessness.

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