Housing: unsheltered homelessness.
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Overview
This resolution urges California’s Governor, state agencies, and local governments to take immediate and coordinated action to end and prevent unsheltered homelessness statewide. It highlights the significant number of Californians experiencing homelessness on the streets and the negative consequences associated with this situation, including preventable illness and death. The resolution emphasizes the need for increased state investments in housing programs and data-driven solutions to move individuals into shelter and permanent housing.
Key provisions
- Urges the Governor, state agencies, and local governments to address unsheltered homelessness.
- Calls for a coordinated approach to end and prevent unsheltered homelessness.
- Encourages the expansion of interim and permanent housing strategies.
- Promotes the use of coordinated entry systems to prioritize individuals based on need.
- Advocates for increased funding for programs like the Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program.
- Stresses the importance of data-driven solutions.
- Asks for alignment of state, regional, and local funding for housing initiatives.
- Directs the Senate Secretary to send copies of the resolution to key state officials and local leaders.
Who is affected
- Individuals experiencing homelessness
- California residents
- State government agencies
- Local governments
- The Governor of California
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