Houston Getting Millions of Dollars in Federal Funding to Address Homelessness, Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Issues

RFK Jr. Puts Treatment First in $96M Homelessness Plan

RFK Jr. announces $96 million for homelessness treatment, putting addiction recovery and mental health care ahead of housing placement.

Houston getting millions of dollars in federal funding to address homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse issues

RFK Jr. was in town Friday to make the announcement, after touring Open Door Houston.

EXCLUSIVE: RFK Jr. Announces Millions to Treat Homeless

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced in Houston on Friday that eight communities will receive a total of $96 million for homelessness and mental illness care. Kennedy visited a Houston Christian shelter and recovery center called Open Door serving men experiencing homelessness and addiction, where he announced...