Ann Arbor receives $103K to help provide housing for homeless veterans

A total of $130,643 is going to Ann Arbor.

"Our veterans put everything on the line for us, and it's unacceptable that so many of them are without homes," Levin said in a statement. "These grants will help us uphold our obligation to Michigan veterans."

The grants are part of the Housing and Urban Development Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing Program.

The program serves homeless veterans by partnering local housing agencies with the Department of Veterans Affairs, which provides counseling and other services.

"I believe that our veterans should not have to stand at the back of any line," Stabenow said. "When they return home, we have a commitment to remember their sacrifices by making sure they have access to health care, job opportunities and the most basic of needs — a place to live."

The agencies receiving the grants and the amounts:

• Michigan State Housing Development Authority: $472,343
• Kent County Housing Commission: $308,209
• Flint Housing Commission: $143,085
• Ann Arbor Housing Commission: $130,643
• Lansing Housing Commission: $122,860
• Battle Creek Housing Commission: $91,475
• Muskegon Housing Commission: $73,429