BUSH ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCES RECORD $1.5 BILLION TO SUPPORT HOMELESS PROGRAMS NATIONWIDE

WASHINGTON – A record number of local homeless programs across America will receive an unprecedented $1.5 billion in Continuum of Care grants announced today by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. This historic-level funding will offer transitional and permanent supportive housing to more than 168,000 homeless individuals and families. For a detailed local summary of the projects awarded funding, visit HUD’s website.

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