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Letter: North Dakota s federal delegates should work to reduce child poverty, housing instability

Letter: North Dakota’s federal delegates should work to reduce child poverty, housing instability Congress passed COVID relief in March that will provide relief to renters, but we can t stop there. We must invest in a robust recovery and correct long-ignored inequities in our economy that were exacerbated by COVID-19. Written By: Kathleen Ness, Grand Forks | 11:00 am, Apr. 24, 2021 × That communities in North Dakota need a strong social safety net is well illustrated by the recent article in the Herald (April 17) about evacuating the Ambassador Motel. The city has declared it unsafe to occupy, so residents must find somewhere else to go. According to the article, one of these residents is only 2 years old.

Upcoming Recovery Legislation Can Make Lasting Progress Against Housing-Related Hardships | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Share The recovery legislation that policymakers will craft in the coming month is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to make real progress in addressing the nation’s most urgent housing problems, and they should make the most of it including by providing multiyear, guaranteed funding to expand housing vouchers to many more low-income families, seniors, and others who are struggling to pay rent and make ends meet. The Administration’s 2022 discretionary budget request released on April 9 calls for 200,000 new Housing Choice Vouchers, which would increase voucher supply by approximately 9 percent. It also adds funding for several other programs that reduce homelessness and make housing more affordable for low-income families, seniors, and others. Congress should make these proposals a priority when crafting 2022 funding legislation later this year. But policymakers should also make more substantial, potentially transformative, progress this year in making housing affordable.

Policy Brief: More Housing Vouchers Most Important Step to Help More People Afford Stable Homes

April 14, 2021 As the economy recovers from the COVID-19 crisis, high housing costs will continue to cause hardship for millions of renters with low incomes, raising their risks of housing instability and homelessness and impeding their children’s chances of long-term success. [1] The recovery legislation that policymakers will consider soon is a historic opportunity to address this problem. Providing Housing Choice Vouchers to more households and ultimately to all who are eligible, as President Biden proposed during the presidential campaign is by far the most important step they can take. Millions of U.S. households with low incomes must pay very high shares of those incomes in order to afford housing. The costs can force families to divert resources from other basic needs and leave them one setback such as a reduction in work hours or an unexpected bill away from losing their homes. Many others live in housing that is overcrowded or substandard

More Housing Vouchers: Most Important Step to Help More People Afford Stable Homes | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

More Housing Vouchers: Most Important Step to Help More People Afford Stable Homes | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
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