"There is also not one child who should face homelessness," Sherrill added. Since its launch, according to the Governor's Office, the Bringing Veterans Home program has supported more than 1,450 permanent housing placements. Jacquelyn A. Suarez, NJ Department of Community Affairs Commissioner, Vincent Solomeno III, NJ Department of Veterans Affairs Commissioner, and State Senator Raj Mukherji, chair of the State Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, also spoke at the event. “Bringing Veterans Home demonstrates what is possible when government stops asking people in crisis to navigate bureaucratic boundaries and instead organizes itself around the outcome we want to achieve.” Existing service providers can make electronic referrals through the NJ Homelessness Management Information System (HMIS) or DCA’s SimpliGov platform;