The bill would create a grant program for owners of intergenerational dwelling units. Grants could pay for service coordinators, family services and events, community outreach, and changes to shared spaces used for programs. The program would coordinate with local kinship navigator programs when possible and follow fair housing rules. The bill also adds the program to a list covered by Violence Against Women Act protections and requires a report to Congress within two years. The bill was introduced and referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
Families in communities with participating housing may have access to services such as tutoring, health care, afterschool care, and age-appropriate activities. The bill does not provide details on how families would access these services or how many housing owners would receive grants.
The bill authorizes funds as needed for fiscal years 2026 through 2030. It does not state a specific funding amount.
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