The DASH Act provides rental vouchers for the homeless and modifies housing credit allocations and requirements.
The DASH Act, or Decent, Affordable, Safe Housing for All Act, aims to provide rental vouchers for the homeless and modifies housing credit allocations and requirements. It mandates that states issue vouchers to at least 50% of their homeless population within three years, prioritizing youth and families. The act also adjusts housing credit allocations, prohibiting certain zoning methods and requiring states to report zoning and community planning methods.
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