Establishes minimum work requirements for recipients of federal public housing assistance, with exemptions.
The Pathways to a Thriving Household Act, also known as the PATH Act, amends the United States Housing Act of 1937 to introduce minimum work requirements for recipients of federal public housing assistance. These requirements apply to work-eligible adults, excluding those under 18, over 62, with disabilities, pregnant, primary caretakers of young children, and students.
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