August 2026
Meeting Minutes Aug. 2026
Message from Ann Oliva (9/17)
Read Ann Oliva’s 9/17 message about a new development in NAEH’s litigation against HUD HERE.
Trump administration can proceed with homelessness program overhaul, US court rules
A US appeals court cleared the way on Wednesday for President Donald Trump’s administration to reshape a $4 billion homelessness program by shifting funding away from permanent housing assistance toward temporary housing and supportive services. READ MORE
DOJ Seeks to Fast-Track Removal of Homeless People with New Grant
A $300 Million Public Safety Fund Pushes Cities to Criminalize Homelessness or Walk Away from the Money READ MORE
Federal housing aid faces deep cuts even as seniors fill 40 percent of assisted apartments
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is facing a proposed 13 percent cut to its FY2027 budget, along with new work requirements and time limits on rental assistance, even as older adults and people with disabilities make up a large share of the households that rely on HUD’s help to keep a roof over…
Boise launches fall campaign to educate renters on rights, repairs and evictions
As Boise heads into the fall, the city is launching an educational campaign aimed at helping renters better understand their rights and protections, with a focus on what to do when they fall behind on rent, how to request repairs, and how the eviction process works in Idaho. READ MORE
The poorest in the US can’t find housing even as low-income units sit empty
The poorest people in the U.S. face the most acute shortages of affordable homes. But the majority of low-income housing financed in recent years is for those earning 50% of an area’s median income or above, according to a survey of state housing agencies. READ MORE