Biden administration’s plan to end homelessness features ‘gender-affirming’ care

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A plan unveiled by the Biden administration on Monday to prevent and end homelessness features calls for shelters to incorporate gender-affirming care in their slate of services.

Under the plan, the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness will continue working with local groups to provide technical assistance on inclusive models for tending to the homeless, including “gender-affirming care” and other types of services that distressed populations might need.
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