USICH Federal Strategic Plan to End Homelessness

Housing & Shelter · Nebraska · Free

Federal interagency plan to prevent and end homelessness, LGBTQ+ inclusive. A starting point for case management, emergency vouchers, and longer-term placement. Most LGBTQ+ shelters accept walk-ins for intake; bring ID and any medications. LGBTQ+ youth represent 40% of homeless youth despite being 7% of the general youth population. All services free of charge to LGBTQ+ Nebraska residents and allies.

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