$1 Billion Annual Grants for Housing and Comprehensive Homeless Services.
This bill establishes a major new federal grant program, authorizing $1 billion annually from 2023 through 2028 to combat homelessness. These funds will go to local governments and tribal organizations to provide homeless individuals and families with stable housing combined with intensive support services, including mental health care, substance abuse treatment, job training, and financial literacy. The goal is to achieve long-term stability and self-sufficiency, moving beyond temporary shelter solutions.
Key points
Massive Funding: Authorizes $1 billion per year (FY 2023-2028) for competitive grants to local entities to implement housing and service programs.
Mandatory Comprehensive Care: Funded programs must provide stable housing, intensive case management (1:20 ratio), and integrated services addressing mental health, addiction, education, and employment.
Focus on Families: Specific requirements ensure children in homeless families receive behavioral health services, early education, and safe environments.
Status:
Expired
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