California AB1432 establishes standardized performance metrics for nonprofits receiving government funding for homelessness programs.

California AB1432, known as the Homelessness Accountability, Recovery, and Treatment (HART) Act, mandates that nonprofits receiving state or local government funding for homelessness programs report standardized performance metrics. These metrics include the number of individuals and families served, placed in permanent housing, and those who exited homelessness and maintained stable housing. The bill also requires the use of evidence-based practices for client engagement and a harm-reduction philosophy in services.

California AB1432 establishes standardized performance metrics for nonprofits receiving government funding for homelessness programs.

California AB1432, known as the Homelessness Accountability, Recovery, and Treatment (HART) Act, mandates that nonprofits receiving state or local government funding for homelessness programs report standardized performance metrics. These metrics include the number of individuals and families served, placed in permanent housing, and those who exited homelessness and maintained stable housing. The bill also requires the use of evidence-based practices for client engagement and a harm-reduction philosophy in services.