The Housing PLUS Act of 2025 modifies how the federal government distributes funding for the Continuum of Care program, which helps combat homelessness. The bill prevents the Department of Housing and Urban Development from blocking grants to organizations that require participants to complete supportive services like job training or addiction treatment, or that set conditions for housing assistance such as sobriety requirements. It also explicitly allows faith-based organizations to receive these grants without restriction. The legislation requires that at least 50 percent of annual Continuum of Care funding go to programs that provide or offer wraparound services to participants. HUD must submit a written certification and report to Congress within 180 days after each fiscal year to confirm compliance with these new requirements.
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