Ending Veteran Homelessness: Improved Housing Vouchers and Case Management Protections.
This law strengthens the HUD-VASH program, making it easier for homeless veterans or those at risk to access housing vouchers and support. A critical change prevents veterans from losing housing assistance or facing eviction solely because they refuse case management services. The law prioritizes vulnerable veterans with disabilities and provides financial support to housing agencies for administrative costs and security deposits.
Key points
Veterans cannot be evicted or lose their housing voucher solely for refusing case management services.
The HUD-VASH program expands housing assistance eligibility to veterans at risk of homelessness and those who do not require intensive case management.
Vulnerable homeless veterans, including those with chronic disabilities or substance abuse issues, will be prioritized for case manager assignment.
Public housing agencies receive authorized funding for administrative fees and assistance with leasing costs, such as security deposits.
Status:
Expired
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