Missouri Substitute Addresses for Homeless Veterans

Missouri state agencies administering assistance programs, with participating charitable, religious, fraternal and veterans organizations

A usable mailing address for state and federal assistance applications

If you are a homeless veteran you can use a charitable, religious, fraternal or veterans organization as your mailing address to receive state or federal assistance.

Check eligibility

How to apply

Ask a qualifying organization whether it will act as your substitute address, then give that address when you apply for state or federal assistance.

What you'll need

The organization's written agreement to act as your substitute address, and your proof of service if the assistance program asks for it.

Eligibility

You are a homeless veteran
The organization you want to use exists to provide charitable, religious, fraternal or veterans services
The organization has been providing those services for more than 10 years
The organization is willing to be your substitute address

Source

Official source

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