Hawaii HB1428 appropriates funds to enhance housing counseling services for low-income and ALICE households.
Hawaii HB1428 allocates funds to the Hawaii housing finance and development corporation to support HUD-certified housing counseling agencies. These agencies provide essential services such as financial education, homebuyer and renter education, one-on-one counseling, and eviction and foreclosure intervention. The goal is to prevent homelessness and promote housing stability, particularly for low-income and ALICE households. The bill aims to empower residents with the knowledge and resources needed to secure and maintain affordable housing, reducing the risk of eviction and foreclosure.
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