An Act related to indigency
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Progress
Where this bill stands in the legislative process.
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, H.1768, addresses the issue of indigency in Massachusetts. It aims to improve support and resources for individuals experiencing homelessness and lacking basic necessities. The legislation seeks to enhance coordination between various state agencies and organizations involved in assisting those in need. Specifically, it focuses on expanding access to services and streamlining processes for individuals struggling with poverty and lack of housing.
Key provisions
- Expands access to emergency shelter and transitional housing.
- Increases funding for programs supporting individuals experiencing homelessness.
- Promotes collaboration between state agencies and non-profit organizations.
- Addresses barriers to accessing benefits and services for people experiencing indigency.
- Focuses on providing case management and supportive services.
Who is affected
- Individuals experiencing homelessness
- People living in poverty
- Massachusetts residents struggling with indigency
- Non-profit organizations providing social services
- State agencies involved in social welfare
Notable changes
- The bill likely aims to improve coordination among existing programs.
- It may expand eligibility criteria for certain assistance programs.
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Sponsors
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Daniel J. Hunt
Cosponsor
Daniel J. Hunt
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