Bill 119 hr 1231, also known as the "Stable Housing for Recovery Act," aims to reauthorize and expand a pilot program that assists individuals recovering from substance use disorders in finding stable housing. The bill seeks to provide support for individuals who are working towards recovery by ensuring they have a safe and stable place to live. The pilot program, which was initially launched to help individuals in recovery from substance use disorders, has shown promising results in improving outcomes for participants. The bill proposes to expand the program to reach more individuals in need of housing support. In addition to reauthorizing and expanding the pilot program, the bill also includes provisions for other purposes related to supporting individuals in recovery. These may include additional resources for mental health services, job training programs, and other support services to help individuals maintain their recovery and successfully reintegrate into society. Overall, the Stable Housing for Recovery Act aims to address the critical need for stable housing for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. By providing support in this area, the bill seeks to improve outcomes for individuals in recovery and reduce the risk of relapse.
Bill 119 hr 1231, also known as the "Stable Housing for Recovery Act," aims to reauthorize and expand a pilot program that assists individuals recovering from substance use disorders in finding stable housing. The bill seeks ...