Homelessness Assistance Programs
Homelessness assistance programs provide funding to states and local governments and nonprofit providers to serve individuals and families across the United States who are affected by homelessness.
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Browse programs administered by HUD with the goal to assist persons experiencing homelessness.
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What are HUD Homeless Programs Doing In Your Area?
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COVID-19 Homeless System Response: Vaccine Planning and Distribution View vaccination distribution guidance, resources, and templates for homeless service providers, developed by HUD technical assistance providers in partnership with federal partners and subject matter experts.
Racial Equity in Homelessness Assistance Programs View racial equity resources, data toolkits, and research reports that relate to identifying disparities and implementing responses to address the overrepresentation of people of color in the homeless system.