60,000 Americans to lose their rental assistance and risk eviction unless Congress acts

As Trump reportedly eyes HUD cuts, N.Y. housing advocates warn of impact

Across New York state, more than 1 million people rely on federal rental assistance to help them pay for housing.

Federal Rental Assistance Program Nears Collapse, Leaving D.C. Families in Jeopardy

The Emergency Housing Voucher program, which provides housing stability to over 60,000 individuals and families, is rapidly running out of funding due to increasing rent costs, leaving local officials and advocates worried about the immediate and severe impact on vulnerable residents. The post Federal Rental Assistance Program Nears Collapse, Leaving D.C. Families in Jeopardy appeared first on The Washington Informer.

Emergency Housing Voucher Program Faces Collapse, Threatening Tens of Thousands Escaping Homelessness and Abuse

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — The potential loss of this support could drive many back into unsafe living conditions, shelters, or the streets.

On The Radar: 60,000 Face Eviction, Omega Psi Phi Expels Members After Hazing Death, France Calls Haiti Debt Unjust & More

By Oumou Fofana ·Updated April 22, 2025 The U.S. is on the brink of another housing crisis, with over 60,000 people facing eviction as a key federal emergency housing voucher program nears its expiration. In Louisiana, three members of Omega Psi Phi were expelled following the tragic hazing death of Southern University student Caleb Wilson. Meanwhile, France has finally acknowledged the injustice of making Haiti pay for its independence (no ment…

60,000 Families at Risk as Rental Assistance Lifeline is Drying Up

The rental assistance program, which has been active since 2021 is now at the risk of running out of funds.

'No additional funding': Trump admin announces cut that could make 60K people homeless

People who rely on Emergency Housing Vouchers to pay their rent are facing upheaval, according to a new report.A letter from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development — and reviewed by The Associated Press — claims funding for the nearly 60,000 people who rely on the vouchers is expected ...