KOVH Foundation Launches Nationwide State Ambassador Program as Veteran Foreclosure Protections Collapse

Palmdale, CA — [Insert Date] — As the Trump administration officially terminates the VASP (VA Servicing Purchase) program today, and with all FHA mortgage relief options scheduled to end by September 1st, the KOVH Foundation is taking urgent grassroots action to protect veteran families from a looming housing crisis. The nonprofit has launched the State Ambassador Program, a nationwide effort to recruit, train, and deploy advocates in all 50 states to serve as watchdogs, educators, and defenders of veterans facing foreclosure.

“With VASP eliminated and no safety net left for struggling veteran homeowners, we are staring down a national emergency,” said Amy Tilley-Boyd, Navy wife and founder of the KOVH Foundation. “This isn’t just policy failure — it’s abandonment. KOVH is stepping in where leadership has failed.”

A National Mission, One State at a Time

The KOVH State Ambassador Program is a coordinated effort to ensure every state has a trained advocate working with local leaders, nonprofits, and vulnerable veterans. Ambassadors will serve as the voice of KOVH in their communities — raising awareness, building partnerships, and connecting families to emergency support.

Responsibilities include:

Educating the public on the VA foreclosure crisis
Partnering with nonprofits and housing agencies
Working with local legislators and VA offices
Reporting housing trends and advocacy data to KOVH national staff

A Grassroots Response to a Policy Breakdown

With today's termination of the VASP (VA Servicing Purchase) program, the VA has stripped away its last internal tool designed to help veterans retain their homes. Compounding the crisis, FHA's remaining COVID-era mortgage relief programs will expire on September 1, 2025, ending key protections for thousands of low-to-moderate income homeowners — many of them veterans.

“These programs were lifelines,” said Tilley-Boyd. “Without them, more families will be forced into foreclosure, often without notice or recourse. That’s why we need eyes and voices in every state. We need to fight back.”

Who Can Apply?

The program welcomes applications from:

Veterans and military family members
Housing justice advocates
Social workers, nonprofit leaders, and community organizers
Concerned citizens with a passion for justice and service

Ambassadors will receive:

Official recognition and KOVH branding
Training manual and monthly online workshops
Access to KOVH materials, care packages, and reporting tools
Strategic guidance from KOVH national staff

Apply Now

To apply or learn more, visit: www.keepourvetshoused.org

“We can’t wait for Washington to fix this. We are the response.”— Amy Tilley-Boyd, KOVH Founder

About KOVH Foundation: Founded by a military spouse who nearly lost her home, the Keep Our Vets Housed Foundation is the nation’s first nonprofit solely dedicated to raising awareness and providing direct support to veteran families facing VA foreclosure. Through advocacy, education, care packages, and legislative pressure, KOVH is fighting to ensure no family is forgotten — and no one serves only to be left behind.