WINDOW ROCK — Navajo veterans have sacrificed to protect this country while carrying the strength, values, and resilience of the Diné people.
Supporting veterans is not only about honoring their service, it is about ensuring they have access to safe housing, reliable utilities, healthcare, and opportunities to thrive after returning home.
Across the Navajo Nation, many veterans continue to face housing shortages and infrastructure challenges in rural communities. Making continued investment in veteran services and housing programs critically important for families and future generations.
Under the leadership of Navajo Nation President Dr. Buu Nygren, the Navajo Nation Veterans Administration continues making major progress to improve housing opportunities and quality of life for Navajo veterans and their families.
Current housing efforts across the Navajo Nation include 101 veteran home improvement projects, 55 surviving spouse home improvement projects, and assistance for one Gold Star family.
In addition, the Navajo Nation Veterans Administration is advancing new construction efforts with 36 active applications, 105 homes currently under construction, 24 completed homes awaiting utility connections, and 20 turnkey homes ready for veterans and families.
“Our veterans answered the call to serve our country, and it is our responsibility to stand beside them when they come home,” said President Nygren. “Every home improvement, every new home, and every utility connection represents dignity, stability, and hope for a Navajo family.”
President Nygren praises the continued work of the Navajo Nation Veterans Administration, staff, and partners who help move projects forward across the Navajo Nation.
“These efforts are changing lives,” President Nygren said. “We will continue pushing forward to ensure our veterans receive the respect, support, and opportunities they have earned through their service.”
For more information on Veteran benefits and services please visit https://nnva.navajo-nsn.gov
