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<p>“What we operate is a safety net program to help homeless veterans have a place to live, re-integrate them into society, help them get their benefits, entitlements, vocational training, and education,” said Withrow, noting those who need special services of mental health counseling and addiction will get them at another site. “The plan is to provide housing for 12-19 homeless veterans. Living on the streets they could lose social skills, and we help with that among other issues.</p>