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Homeless Children, Youth, and Families Support: Expanded Definitions and Access to Aid

This act expands the definitions of homelessness to allow more children, youth, and families to receive assistance. It ensures that homeless individuals, including victims of violence, have equal access to support programs and services, and that homelessness data is publicly available to aid better planning.
Key points
Expanded Definition of Homelessness: More individuals, including victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, will be recognized as homeless and eligible for assistance.
Easier Access to Programs: Individuals defined as homeless under other federal programs will automatically qualify for housing assistance and services.
Increased Data Transparency: Information on the number of homeless individuals and assistance provided will be publicly available, allowing for better monitoring and planning of support.
Support for Children and Youth: Programs will be required to ensure that homeless children and youth are enrolled in school and have access to education and other essential services.
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Additional Information
Homeless Children and Youth Act of 2021
Print number: S 1469
Sponsor: Sen. Feinstein, Dianne [D-CA]
Process start date: 2021-04-29