Supportive Services For Veteran Families (SSVF) | Washington-Morgan Community Action

To be eligible for services with the SSVF (Supportive Services for Veteran Families): - Head of household or the spouse must be a veteran - Income must be less that 80% of AMI - Household is homeless, or at risk of homelessness according to HUD definition - Veteran must have served at least one day in active duty in the US Military with a discharge status that is other than dishonorable - Veteran must be willing to work with case manager to obtain goals set, work within a budget, etc. They must be capable of sustaining housing after short term assistance and case management.

Photo ID for everyone 18 or older Copy of DD-214 and veterans identification Card if available written proof of all income for everyone in household for the past 90 days (wages, child support, TANF assistance, Disability assistance, unemployment, SS,SSI, and SSDI income) rental payment receipts insurance cards proof of residency (including eviction notice, shelter referral, proof of address, landlord agreements, and other documentation) Social Security cards of family members Birth Certificates for all dependent children utility bills if applicable recent statements for all financial accounts such as checking and savings accounts.

Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm.