Rebuilding a Life with Healthcare, Housing, and Hope. Frank is now off the streets. He’s in veteran housing, connected with medical services, mental health counseling,
and is receiving treatment covered in part by private health insurance plans for veterans. He also worked with organizations that assist with hospital costs and diagnostic lab testing for trauma-related conditions.
In addition to therapy, he’s receiving legal assistance for backlogged VA claims—a service often supported by veteran medical malpractice lawyers and those familiar with military discharge liability cases.
Frank now works part-time with a nonprofit that helps other homeless veterans find their footing—offering not just shelter,
but help navigating healthcare systems, maternity insurance for veterans’ families, and financial aid for wellness programs.
The Last Line That Broke Everyone In a later interview, Pete was asked why he stopped that day—why he went beyond a handshake. He paused, then said: “Because one day, I could’ve been Frank.”
