homelessness
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HUD reports 64% use of available foster-youth housing vouchers in June and asks what blocks access
HUD's October 30 request for information reports that eligible young people were using 64% of more than 8,000 available Foster Youth to Independence vouchers to lease homes in June 2026. The agency seeks evidence about access barriers and time limits, with comments requested by December 14. The notice does not establish which barriers caused the reported utilization rate or expand assistance.
Also filed underhousingfoster-youthvoucherspublic-benefitshud
GAO: the Interagency Council on Homelessness put 11 of 13 staff on 10 months' leave under an executive order a court found it implemented unlawfully; 8 are back, awaiting direction
A U.S. Government Accountability Office report, published and publicly released October 2, 2026, says 11 of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness's 13 employees spent 10 months on paid administrative leave, beginning in April 2025 after a March 2025 executive order told the agency to cut staff to the statutory minimum. A federal court found USICH's implementation of that order unlawful and set the actions aside. Eight employees returned in mid-February 2026; as of September 2026 they had no direction from the Council or the executive director.
Also filed underusichgaoadministrative-leavefederal-workforceoversight
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