Increases funding for Hawaii's homeless programs to address rising living costs and service needs.
The bill seeks to increase funding for Hawaii's homeless programs to cover rising costs of living and service delivery. The department of human services contracts with providers to offer outreach, shelter, and case management. Despite a recent 5% budget increase, costs have continued to rise, threatening service continuity. The bill appropriates additional funds to ensure providers can maintain essential services and address the high cost of living for their employees. The increased funding aims to support Hawaii's homeless populations effectively.
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