Establishes a two-year pilot program to provide financial assistance to young adults aged 18-25 experiencing housing instability.
The bill establishes a two-year pilot program to provide financial assistance to young adults aged 18-25 who have experienced housing instability due to events like homelessness, exiting foster care, or fleeing domestic violence. The program, administered by the Department of Human Services' Office of Youth Services, aims to offer flexible, rapid, and youth-centered financial aid to prevent homelessness and support long-term stability. Eligible youth can use funds for housing, utilities, transportation, food, basic needs, and childcare.
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