Address homelessness by funding programs that support local approaches like the Continuum of Care program.
Expand funding for programs that increase self-sufficiency and stability in low-income families, such as the Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program, Resident Opportunities and Self-Sufficiency (ROSS) Program, and Jobs Plus.
Empower localities to be creative in finding additional transitional housing to meet the existing demand.
Empower residents by increasing housing choice and providing homeownership options through the promotion of the HCV Homeownership program.
Increase funding for supportive services and mental health programs to maintain housing stability.
Support housing agencies serving as Performance Based Contract Administrators.
Support PHA flexibility so that agencies can meet local needs effectively.
Improve educational options for low-income Americans by improving internet and digital access, expanding the Book Rich Environments program, and highlighting the impact on education gaps of under-resourced schools.
Provide grants for activities that improve coordination and establish partnerships between or among housing providers, healthcare organizations, and government entities to provide supportive services and improve access to health services for low-income individuals.
Streamline complex federal regulations and requirements to enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of housing agencies, enabling them to better meet the unique needs of their communities.
Extend this approach to current HUD initiatives, such as HOTMA and NSPIRE, to ensure practical and impactful implementation.
Modernize HUD IT systems to ensure successful implementation of HUD policies and programs.
