CONGRESSMAN BECERRA ANNOUNCES $39 MILLION IN FEDERAL GRANTS FOR HOMELESS PROGRAMS IN LOS ANGELES

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – (RealEstateRama) — Congressman Xavier Becerra (CA-34), Chairman of the House Democratic Caucus and representative for Downtown Los Angeles, announced that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded over $39 million in federal grants to local homeless programs that serve the 34th Congressional District.

HUD collectively awarded over $84 million in “Continuum of Care” grants to a variety of organizations providing homeless housing and service programs in the City and County of Los Angeles.

“As last year’s homeless count showed, Angelenos experiencing homelessness remains a harsh reality for Los Angeles,” said Congressman Becerra. “We need this latest round of $39 million in federal funding for our homeless programs in Los Angeles more than ever. When we still see the most vulnerable in our city  – veterans, women, and families –  without the dignity that comes with a place to live, it’s up to all of us to step up to the plate. I will continue fighting to ensure that our region gets its fair share for our local homeless programs and services.”

Click here for more information on the Tier 1 Continuum of Care (CoC) grants.

Click here to see the organizations awarded grants in the 34th Congressional District

Source: Congressman Xavier Becerra

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Congressman Xavier Becerra

First elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1992, Representative Xavier Becerra serves as Chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, is a member of the powerful Committee on Ways And Means and is Ranking Member of the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security.

His committee is responsible for formulating our nation’s tax, Social Security, Medicare, trade and income security laws. As Chairman of the Democratic Caucus, Rep. Becerra wields a strong voice in House Democratic leadership, helping to set priorities and drive the legislative decision making process.

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