Public PolicyD.C.’s LGBTQ homeless facilities face possible hit from Trump funding cuts
Federal funding cuts proposed by the Trump administration threaten Washington, D.C.’s LGBTQ homeless facilities by moving away from permanent housing toward two-year transitional stays requiring mandatory treatment. Local providers warn that stripping long-term housing support will disproportionately harm vulnerable LGBTQ youth—who make up 38 percent of the city’s homeless young people—by cutting vital lifelines.
2026-10-11 22:11:47 · Contributor profile
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