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The NGA Center has launched a Health Equity Learning Network to explore policy solutions and support peer learning to reduce health disparities.

The NGA Center’s Stimulant and Polysubstance Use Policy Academy provided states and territories with the opportunity to assess their current strategies and infrastructure for stimulant and polysubstance use using a comprehensive approach to address fatal and nonfatal overdoses through policy and programmatic changes.

/PRNewswire/ -- On April 6, 2023, HUDs Office of Policy Development and Research (PD&R) will host a virtual PD&R Quarterly Update on Housing First, a service...

Advocates say people with disabilities are suffering the worst consequences of the U.S.’s affordable housing crisis.

The high cost of housing is forcing thousands of people to live in nursing homes who could live on their own.

SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the following appointments: Tyler Sadwith, 35, of Oakland, has been appointed Deputy Director…

Residents have complained about unlivable conditions for years, the owner filed for bankruptcy

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The state health department in NC has a plan to ease segregation of people with disabilities by helping more live in communities.

And for Carolyn Leeson, the lifeline turned into a thread a while ago. The two disabled Star Valley Mobile Home Park residents now face homelessness. One has struggled since 1989 with mental and physical limits. The other has lived imprisoned in post-traumatic stress disorder and a body wracked by seizures. But now they’re both facing homelessness — or the need to move away in hopes they can find shelter with family or friends. They’re both profoundly disabled and potentially tra...