Expanding programs for postsecondary students experiencing homelessness and former foster youth in Washington.
The bill expands programs for postsecondary students experiencing homelessness and former foster youth in Washington. It requires public four-year institutions of higher education, their respective university campuses, and tribal colleges to collect data on students affected by homelessness or food insecurity and former foster care students. The bill mandates the provision of accommodations such as access to laundry facilities, storage, locker rooms, showers, reduced-price meals, food banks, technology, short-term housing, and case management services.
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