An appeals court has allowed executive orders to end government support for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, raising concerns about funding for homeless services in New York City. The Continuum of Care program, which funds housing for approximately 11,000 homeless individuals, may face uncertainty due to expiring contracts and changing HUD guidelines. Nonprofits like Urban Pathways express fears that removing the Housing First model will hinder their ability to provide essential services. This shift could heavily impact homeless individuals as NYC faces a growing housing crisis with over 140,000 people lacking stable housing.
The recent appeals court decision has allowed for the enforcement of executive orders that will impact housing support for homeless individuals in New York City.
The shift in HUD's rules, including the end of the Housing First model, raises concerns about funding and the ability of nonprofits to address the homelessness crisis.
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