2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE | MAY 27-29| WASHINGTON, DC
The 2026 NCHV Annual Conference will take place Wednesday, May 27 through Friday, May 29, 2026, at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C. The Annual Conference brings together service providers, federal partners, advocates, researchers, and other stakeholders from across the country for several days of learning, collaboration, and information sharing focused on advancing solutions to end veteran homelessness.
Don’t miss out on the largest gathering of community-based service providers and other stakeholders committed to ending veteran homelessness.
A discounted room block is available at the Washington Hilton at the government per diem rate. NCHV members received early access, and the room block is now open to all conference attendees.
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Accomodations
By popular demand, NCHV will again offer a DC Monuments Night Tour during the 2026 Annual Conference. On Tuesday, May 26, attendees and guests will enjoy a guided evening tour of iconic memorials, including the Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, Vietnam, Korean War, FDR, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorials. Advance registration is required. Cost is $30 per person.
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Monuments Tour
Sponsors and Exhibitors
Showcase your organization to a national audience of veteran service providers and policymakers at the 2026 NCHV Annual Conference. Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities offer unmatched visibility, networking, and engagement with key decision-makers. Learn more about available packages and how to get involved at the link below.
2026 NCHV AWARDS
NCHV is now accepting nominations to recognize organizations and individuals making an extraordinary impact on ending veteran homelessness. Awards honor outstanding members, partners, public officials, federal agency staff, and unsung heroes. Learn more about the awards and nomination requirements at the link below. Nominations are due by February 27, 2026.
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Join NCHV
Join NCHV and connect with a national network dedicated to ending veteran homelessness. Membership provides access to resources, advocacy updates, collaboration opportunities, and discounted registration for the NCHV Annual Conference. Learn more and become a member at the link below.