Unhoused Persons Bill of Rights establishes protections and rights for unhoused individuals.
The Unhoused Persons Bill of Rights establishes protections and rights for unhoused individuals, including the right to housing, health care, and privacy. It calls for the criminalization of unhoused individuals to be addressed and seeks to provide funding for housing and supportive services. The bill also emphasizes the importance of accurate counting methods for unhoused individuals and aims to provide access to public facilities, restrooms, and garbage removal services.
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