Center for American Progress — LGBTQ Housing

Housing & Shelter · Nebraska · Free

Policy research and analysis on LGBTQ+ housing discrimination and homelessness. For LGBTQ+ youth kicked out by family, adults fleeing domestic violence, and elders facing housing discrimination. Most stays in emergency shelter are 30–90 days while you work with case management on next steps. LGBTQ+ youth represent 40% of homeless youth despite being 7% of the general youth population. No cost — the program is grant-funded and confidentiality-protected.

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