A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a study on the availability, type and demand for supportive housing.

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Overview

This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a study on supportive housing within Pennsylvania. The study will examine the availability, types, and demand for this housing model, considering factors like homelessness, mental illness, substance abuse, and chronic disease prevalence. The Commission is tasked with providing policy recommendations to help the General Assembly plan for future supportive housing needs.

Key provisions

Directs the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a study on supportive housing.
The study should examine availability, types, and demand for supportive housing.
The Commission is to consider temporary and permanent supportive housing options.
The Commission will provide policy recommendations for medium- and long-term needs.
The Commission must issue a report within 18 months.

Who is affected

Individuals experiencing homelessness
Individuals with serious mental illness
Individuals with substance abuse issues
Individuals with chronic diseases
The General Assembly of Pennsylvania

Notable changes

The resolution focuses on assessing supportive housing as a potential solution for vulnerable populations.
It calls for a comprehensive study to inform future planning for supportive housing.