When people have experienced war, they often return home with trauma. They have spent a considerable amount of time in a regimented routine which they can find it hard to be without when they get home. This puts them at a disproportionate risk for homelessness. This is a frightening thought; we want to be able to look after the people who fought for us. Unfortunately, their vulnerability has resulted in the neglect of elderly veterans. A contributing factor to the increased risk of homelessness is the trauma they suffer in war. They often return with conditions such as anxiety and…