Minnesota SF3133 establishes a bill of rights for people utilizing shelter.
Minnesota SF3133 establishes a bill of rights for people utilizing shelter, ensuring they have access to adequate facilities, privacy, and reasonable accommodations. It mandates shelters to provide information about shelter rules, available resources, and grievance procedures. Shelters must also take measures to ensure non-discrimination and accommodate special needs. Ending a person's stay in shelter can only occur under severe circumstances, with due process and documentation provided. The bill also appropriates funds for developing a list of resources for shelter residents.
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