" The good relationships that I have with other residents at Homes for the Brave have been very important to me. The camaraderie with other residents has made this environment very supportive. "

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RD was raised in a single parent household in New Haven, CT and enlisted in the Army when he was eighteen years old. He served in the US Army from 1975 to 1978, when he received an honorable discharge. After leaving the army, RD struggled with alcoholism and drug addiction for many years and was incarcerated for a total of thirteen years.

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“Female Veterans are 3.6 times more likely to become homeless than women who are not Veterans”. – Female Soldiers Forgotten Heroes

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