Establishes Housing Placement for Survivors Program to assist domestic violence survivors with temporary housing and provide tax credits to certain.
The bill establishes the Housing Placement for Survivors Program in the Department of Children and Families to assist domestic violence survivors in securing temporary housing. Owners of certain housing units that offer reduced rates to domestic violence survivors on rental payments for those units can claim corporation business tax and gross income tax credits. The program aims to provide expedited placement for survivors exiting emergency shelters or at risk of homelessness.
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