Appropriates funds to enhance housing counseling services in Hawaii to support vulnerable populations.
The bill addresses Hawaii's housing crisis by appropriating funds to the Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation. These funds will support HUD-certified housing counseling agencies in providing essential services to vulnerable populations, including financial education, homebuyer and renter education, one-on-one counseling, and eviction and foreclosure intervention. The goal is to empower individuals and families to achieve and sustain housing stability, particularly for those in the ALICE category, who face high living costs and stagnant wages.
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