Legislative leaders and advocates in Connecticut have announced the formation of a new “End Homelessness Caucus” with the goal of eradicating homelessness in the state. Chaired by Rep. Kadeem Roberts, the caucus will work towards securing housing and services for those experiencing homelessness. The priorities of the caucus include passing bills to establish an interagency council on homelessness and prohibit penalties on homeless individuals, as well as allocating funds for homelessness services.
At a news conference, Sarah Fox, CEO of the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness, highlighted the challenges and statistics associated with homelessness in the state. House Majority Leader Jason Rojas stressed the need for sustained efforts and resources in addressing homelessness. Legislators emphasized the bipartisan nature of the caucus and the importance of all citizens getting involved in the fight against homelessness. Overall, the formation of the End Homelessness Caucus represents a unified effort to address and end homelessness in Connecticut.
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