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State and local governments are being highlighted as key drivers of housing and community investment progress, with policymakers and advocates identifying this as a critical window of opportunity to advance meaningful change.
Jul 9
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RWJBarnabas Health launched New Jersey's first street medicine program in May, bringing healthcare directly to homeless individuals across Elizabeth, NJ. The program operates from…
Jul 9
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The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) is building a pool of qualified independent consultants to deliver training and technical assistance on behalf of the U.S. Department…
Jul 8
Read originalThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is proposing to eliminate the use of disparate impact analysis in fair housing enforcement.
Jul 8
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California lawmakers have passed Assembly Bill 1924 through the State Assembly with a near-unanimous 77-1 vote, a measure that would require the state to develop a comprehensive…
Jul 8
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Managing rental assistance and supportive housing programs is administratively complex, especially when programs draw on multiple funding sources with different eligibility rules,…
Jul 7
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The House Appropriations Committee has released its proposed federal spending levels for Fiscal Year 2027, covering several agencies critical to homelessness services.
Jul 7
Read originalThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has proposed a rule that would give housing agencies and subsidized housing landlords the authority to impose work…
Jul 7
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New survey data from 92,000 respondents, released by the National Alliance to End Homelessness and Advocates 4 Trans Equality, reveals the scale of housing instability among…
Jul 7
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Michigan is working to strengthen its supportive housing system by integrating Medicaid as a stable, scalable funding source for services.
Jul 6
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A significant portion of people experiencing homelessness — between 40% and 60% by most estimates, and as high as 90% in some city shelter populations — are already employed,…
Jul 6
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Cities across the United States are increasingly relying on police citations and enforcement actions to manage homelessness rather than expanding housing and shelter options, even…
Jul 3
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