If adopted, the budget would continue the work the Biden-Harris administration started during the COVID-19 pandemic, which proved the promise and power of preventing homelessness before it happens.

“In Arizona, I met with several organizations and advocates to hear about their work. This is a priority of President Biden, and as vice chair of USICH, I will continue to meet with experts and leaders as we work toward long-term solutions for this crisis.”

More than 1,400 HUD-VASH vouchers are headed to 66 public housing agencies.

This builds on last year's progress of permanently housing more than 46,000 veterans.

This is the second allocation of Rapid Unsheltered Survivor Housing (RUSH) funds for Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian.

• First-of-Its-Kind Report: Housing Needs of Survivors of Human Trafficking Study
• Updated: Equal Access Assessment Tool
• Resources to Support Housing-Related Services for People Experiencing Homelessness
• Ending Veteran Homelessness Podcast: Announcing VA's FY 2024 Homelessness Goals