The Youth Housing Bond Act of 2026, would ask California voters to approve a $1 billion bond to fund housing and support services for homeless and at-risk youth. If passed, $900 million would go to youth housing and $100 million to youth centers offering services like counseling, education, and job support. The bill targets young people ages 12 to 25, especially homeless youth and current or former foster youth. This bill would put the bond act before voters on November 3, 2026.
The Youth Housing Bond Act of 2026, would ask California voters to approve a $1 billion bond to fund housing and support services for homeless and at-risk youth. If passed, $900 million would go to youth housing and $100 million to youth centers offering services like counseling, education, and job support. The bill targets young people ages 12 to 25, especially homeless youth and current or former foster youth. This bill would put the bond act before voters on November 3, 2026.
