Colorado 2020 Regular Session Status: In Committee

HB 20-1122 — Homeless Youth Services Act And Grant Program

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Summary

The bill updates language in the "Colorado Homeless Youth Services Act" and establishes the services for youth experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness grant program (grant program) in the department of local affairs (department). The age requirement for such youth is increased to 24 years of age or younger from more than 11 years of age to less than 21 years of age. The department shall promulgate rules concerning the grant program, and the office of homeless youth services shall administer and monitor the grant program. The grant program consists of up to 5 awards of up to $250,000 each awarded on or before January 1, 2021. Grant awards may only be awarded to existing providers of services to youth experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness, with priority given to those service providers that can expand services to underserved areas of the state, including street and community outreach, drop-in centers, emergency shelters, and supportive housing and transitional living programs. The bill requires the department to prepare and submit a report to the appropriate committees of the general assembly on the outcomes of the grant program. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

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Plain-language change summary

The amendment changes the subsection reference from (4)(d) to (4)(e) regarding the description of services provided, and clarifies that the Department is authorized to utilize funds from the Housing Development Grant Fund to support the grant program. Additionally, it outlines that the Office will manage the grant program, including application reviews and recommendations, as well as monitoring service providers and collecting relevant data. These changes ensure clarity in the service descriptions and the administrative responsibilities associated with the grant program.

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Second Regular Session Seventy-second General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO CORRECTED INTRODUCED LLS NO.
Second Regular Session Seventy-second General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO PREAMENDED This Unofficial Version Includes Committee Amendments Not Yet Adopted on Second Reading LLS NO.
20-0738.01 Jane Ritter x4342 HOUSE BILL 20-1122 HOUSE SPONSORSHIP Hooton and Larson, Bird SENATE SPONSORSHIP (None), House Committees Senate Committees Public Health Care & Human Services Appropriations A BILL FOR AN ACT CONCERNING THE "C OLORADO H OMELESS Y OUTH S ERVICES A CT".
20-0738.01 Jane Ritter x4342 HOUSE BILL 20-1122 HOUSE SPONSORSHIP Hooton and Larson, Bird SENATE SPONSORSHIP Todd and Hisey, House Committees Senate Committees Public Health Care & Human Services Appropriations A BILL FOR AN ACT CONCERNING THE "C OLORADO H OMELESS Y OUTH S ERVICES A CT".
(d) "S ERVICE PROVIDER " MEANS AN ENTITY THAT PROVIDES DIRECT SERVICES TO YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS .SERVICESMAYINCLUDECOMMUNITYOUTREACH ,DROP IN CENTERS AND PROGRAMS , EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAMS ,AND INTEGRATEDSUPPORTIVEHOUSINGANDTRANSITIONALLIVINGPROGRAMS , -2- HB20-1122 AS THOSE SERVICES ARE DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (4)(d)OF THIS SECTION .
(d) "S ERVICE PROVIDER " MEANS AN ENTITY THAT PROVIDES DIRECT SERVICES TO YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS .SERVICESMAYINCLUDECOMMUNITYOUTREACH ,DROP IN CENTERS AND PROGRAMS , EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAMS ,AND INTEGRATEDSUPPORTIVEHOUSINGANDTRANSITIONALLIVINGPROGRAMS , -2- 1122 AS THOSE SERVICES ARE DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (4)(e)OF THIS SECTION .
-3- HB20-1122 (B) TRANSITIONAL HOUSING ;
-3- 1122 (B) TRANSITIONAL HOUSING ;
(I) P ROVIDE INFORMATION ,COORDINATION , AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AS NECESSARY TO REDUCE NEEDLESS EXPENDITURES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROVISION OF OVERLAPPING SERVICES AND TO -4- HB20-1122 IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF SERVICES PROVIDED TO YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNES;
(I) P ROVIDE INFORMATION ,COORDINATION , AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AS NECESSARY TO REDUCE NEEDLESS EXPENDITURES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROVISION OF OVERLAPPING SERVICES AND TO -4- 1122 IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF SERVICES PROVIDED TO YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNES;
-5- HB20-1122 APPROPRIATE FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS ;AND OTHER KEY STAKEHOLDERS IN THE COMMUNITY .
-5- 1122 APPROPRIATE FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS ;AND OTHER KEY STAKEHOLDERS IN THE COMMUNITY .
(b) ON OR BEFORES EPTEMBER 1,2020,THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PROMULGATE RULES CONCERNING THE APPLICATION PROCESS,TIMELINE, ANDELIGIBILITYANDAWARDCRITERIA .THEDEPARTMENTSHALLAWARD ALLGRANTSONORBEFORE JANUARY 1,2021.INAWARDINGTHEGRANTS , THEDEPARTMENTSHALLGIVE PRIORITYTOTHOSEAPPLICANTSTHATCAN BETTERMEET STATEWIDE NEEDS ,ESPECIALLYINAREAS WHERE SERVICES FOR YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY BEEN ESTABLISHED.
(b) THE DEPARTMENT IS AUTHORIZED TO USE MONEY FROM THE HOUSINGDEVELOPMENTGRANTFUND ,CREATEDINSECTION 24-32-721,TO FUND THE GRANT PROGRAM .
(c) THE OFFICE SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM , -6- HB20-1122 INCLUDING REVIEWING APPLICATIONS AND MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE DEPARTMENT REGARDING WHICH SERVICE PROVIDERS SHOULD RECEIVE A GRANT .
(c) ON OR BEFORES EPTEMBER 1,2020,THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PROMULGATE RULES CONCERNING THE APPLICATION PROCESS,TIMELINE, ANDELIGIBILITYANDAWARDCRITERIA .THEDEPARTMENTSHALLAWARD ALLGRANTSONORBEFORE JANUARY 1,2021.INAWARDINGTHEGRANTS , THE DEPARTMENT SHALLGIVEPRIORITYTOTHOSEAPPLICANTSTHATCAN BETTERMEET STATEWIDE NEEDS ,ESPECIALLYINAREAS WHERE SERVICES -6- 1122 FOR YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY BEEN ESTABLISHED .
(d) THE OFFICE SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM , INCLUDING REVIEWING APPLICATIONS AND MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE DEPARTMENT REGARDING WHICH SERVICE PROVIDERS SHOULD RECEIVE A GRANT .
(d) S ERVICE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING SERVICES ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A GRANT AWARD:
(e) S ERVICE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING SERVICES ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A GRANT AWARD:
(I) TREETANDCOMMUNITYOUTREACHANDDROP INCENTERS .A DROP -IN CENTER SHALL PROVIDE WALK -IN ACCESS TO CRISIS INTERVENTION AND ONGOING SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, INCLUDING ONE -TO-ONE CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES ON A SELF-REFERRAL BASIS.
(I) SREETANDCOMMUNITYOUTREACHANDDROP -INCENTERS.A DROP -IN CENTER SHALL PROVIDE WALK -IN ACCESS TO CRISIS INTERVENTION AND ONGOING SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, INCLUDING ONE -TO-ONE CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES ON A SELF-REFERRAL BASIS.
INFORMATION ,REFERRALS ,AND SERVICES MAY INCLUDE ,BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
INFORMATION , REFERRALS,AND SERVICES MAY INCLUDE ,BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
(D) ASSISTANCE WITH EDUCATION , EMPLOYMENT , AND INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS;
(D) ASSISTANCE WITH EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT , AND INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS;
(F) COUNSELING REGARDING VIOLENCE ,SEXUAL EXPLOITATION , AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE ;
(F) COUNSELING REGARDING VIOLENCE ,SEXUAL EXPLOITATION , -7- 1122 AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE ;
-7- HB20-1122 (I) SPECIALIZED SERVICES FOR HIGHLY VULNERABLE YOUTH WHO ARE EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS , INCLUDING TEEN PARENTS ;
(I) SECIALIZED SERVICES FOR HIGHLY VULNERABLE YOUTH WHO ARE EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS , INCLUDING TEEN PARENTS ;YOUTH WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES ;
YOUTH WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES ;
SEXUALLYEXPLOITEDYOUTH LESBIAN,GAY ,BISEXUAL,ORTRANSGENDER YOUTH ;
SEXUALLYEXPLOITEDYOUTH ;LESBIAN,GAY,BISEXUAL,ORTRANSGENDER YOUTH ;
YOUTH OF COLOR ;OR YOUTH WHO ARE VICTIMS OF OR EXPERIENCING HUMAN TRAFFICKING ;AND (J) HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION SERVICES ;
YOUTH OF COLOR ;
(II) EERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAMS .
OR YOUTH WHO ARE VICTIMS OF OR EXPERIENCING HUMAN TRAFFICKING ;AND (J) HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION SERVICES ;
N EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAM SHALL PROVIDE YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WITH REFERRAL AND WALK IN ACCESS TO EMERGENCY SHORT -TERM RESIDENTIAL CARE.
(II) EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAMS .
N EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAM SHALL PROVIDE YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCINGHOMELESSNESSWITHSAFE DIGNIFIEDSHELTER,INCLUDING PRIVATE SHOWER FACILITIE,BEDS ,AND AT LEAST ONE MEAL EACH DAY.
AN EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAM SHALL PROVIDE YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WITH REFERRAL AND WALK -IN ACCESS TO EMERGENCY SHORT -TERM RESIDENTIAL CARE.
SUCH PROGRAMS SHALL ASSIST A YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WITH REUNIFICATION WITH FAMILY OR LEGAL GUARDIAN WHEN REQUIRED OR APPROPRIATE .
AN EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAM SHALL PROVIDE YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCINGHOMELESSNESSWITHSAFE ,DIGNIFIEDSHELTER,INCLUDING PRIVATE SHOWER FACILITIES,BEDS,AND AT LEAST ONE MEAL EACH DAY .
SERVICES AT EMERGENCYSHELTERPROGRAMSMAYINCLUDE BUTARENOTLIMITEDTO :
S UCH PROGRAMS SHALL ASSIST A YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WITH REUNIFICATION WITH FAMILY OR LEGAL GUARDIAN WHEN REQUIRED OR APPROPRIATE .
(A) FAMILY REUNIFICATION SERVICES;
SERVICES AT EMERGENCYSHELTERPROGRAMSMAYINCLUDE ,BUTARENOTLIMITEDTO :
(B) INDIVIDUAL,FAMILY ,AND GROUP COUNSELING ;
(A) F AMILY REUNIFICATION SERVICE;
(B) INDIVIDUAL ,FAMILY,AND GROUP COUNSELING ;
(D) A CCESS TO MEDICAL , DENTAL , AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES;
(D) ACCESS TO MEDICAL , DENTAL ,AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES;
(E) E DUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ;
(E) EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ;
(F) R ECREATIONAL ACTIVITIE;
-8- 1122 (F) RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES;
(H) INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS TRAINING;
(H) INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS TRAININ;
-8- HB20-1122 (I) AFTERCARE AND FOLLOW UP SERVICES;
(I) AFTERCARE AND FOLLOW -UP SERVICES;
(J) TRANSPORTATION ;AND (K) H OMELESSNESS PREVENTION SERVICES ;
(J) TRANSPORTATION ;AND (K) H OMELESSNESS PREVENTION SERVICES;
S UPPORTIVEHOUSINGANDTRANSITIONALLIVINGPROGRAMSSHALLHELP YOUTHEXPERIENCINGORAT RISK OFEXPERIENCINGHOMELESSNESSFIND AND MAINTAIN SAFE ,DIGNIFIED HOUSING.
SUPPORTIVEHOUSINGANDTRANSITIONALLIVINGPROGRAMSSHALLHELP YOUTHEXPERIENCINGORAT RISK OFEXPERIENCINGHOMELESSNESSFIND AND MAINTAIN SAFE ,DIGNIFIED HOUSING.
ASUPPORTIVE HOUSING AND TRANSITIONALLIVINGPROGRAMMAYALSOPROVIDERENTALASSISTANCE ANDRELATEDSUPPORTIVESERVICESORREFERYOUTHTOOTHERSERVICE PROVIDERS .SERVICESPROVIDEDMAYINCLUDE ,BUTARENOTLIMITEDTO :
ASUPPORTIVE HOUSING AND TRANSITIONALLIVINGPROGRAMMAYALSOPROVIDERENTALASSISTANCE ANDRELATEDSUPPORTIVESERVICESORREFERYOUTHTOOTHERSERVICE PROVIDERS .SERVICESPROVIDEDMAYINCLUDE BUTARENOTLIMITEDTO :
(B) C AREERPLANNING ,EMPLOYMENT ,WORK ,AND INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS TRAININ;
(B) CAREERPLANNING ,EMPLOYMENT ,WORK ,AND INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS TRAININ;
(C) JOB PLACEMENT SERVICES ;
(C) JOB PLACEMENT SERVICES;
(E) A SSISTANCE IN SECURING PERMANENT HOUSING THAT IS APPROPRIATE TO THE YOUTH S NEEDS AND INCOME ;
(E) A SSISTANCE IN SECURING PERMANENT HOUSING THAT IS APPROPRIATE TO THE YOUTH S NEEDS AND INCOME;
(F) C OUNSELING REGARDING VIOLENCE ,SEXUAL EXPLOITATION , AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE ;
(F) COUNSELING REGARDING VIOLENCE ,SEXUAL EXPLOITATION , AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE ;
(H) P ARENTING SKILLS EDUCATION;
(H) PARENTING SKILLS EDUCATION ;
(I) AFTERCARE AND FOLLOW UP SERVICES;AND (J) HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION SERVICES .
(I) AFTERCARE AND FOLLOW -UP SERVICES;AND -9- 1122 (J) HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION SERVICES .
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(e) THIS SUBSECTION(4)IS REPEALED,EFFECTIVE ULY 1, 2023.
(f) THIS SUBSECTION(4)IS REPEALE,EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023.
(5) (a) ON OR BEFOREM ARCH 1, 2023,THE DEPARTMENT SHALL -9- HB20-1122 PREPAREANDSUBMITTOTHEPUBLICHEALTHCAREANDHUMANSERVICES COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE ,OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , A REPORT TO SUMMARIZE THE STATUS OF YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND THE IMPACT OF THE GRANT PROGRAM ON SUCH YOUTH .
(5) (a) O OR BEFORE M ARCH 1, 2023THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PREPAREANDSUBMITTOTHEPUBLICHEALTHCAREANDHUMANSERVICES COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE , OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , A REPORT TO SUMMARIZE THE STATUS OF YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND THE IMPACT OF THE GRANT PROGRAM ON SUCH YOUTH .
HE REPORT MUST INCLUDE :
THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE :
(I) A LIST OF THE AREAS OF THE STA,PRE -AND POST-GRANT PROGRAM ,WITHTHEGREATESTNEEDFORSERVICES ,INCLUDINGHOUSING , AND THE LEVEL AND NATURE OF SUCH NEEDS;
(I) A LIST OF THE AREAS OF THE STAT,PRE-AND POST -GRANT PROGRAM WITHTHEGREATESTNEEDFORSERVICES ,INCLUDINGHOUSING , AND THE LEVEL AND NATURE OF SUCH NEEDS;
(III) THE DISTRIBUTION OF GRANT MONEY THROUGHOUT THE STATE BASED ON POPULATION NEEDS;
(III) THE DISTRIBUTION OF GRANT MONEY THROUGHOUT THE STATE BASED ON POPULATION NEEDS ;
(IV) ANYAVAILABLEFOLLOW -UPINFORMATION ,EXCLUDINGANY PERSONAL IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ,ON ANY YOUTH WHO RECEIVED SERVICES THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM ;AND (V) A NY OTHER PERTINENT OUTCOMES FOR THE POPULATIONS SERVED TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE GRANT PROGRAM.
(IV) ANYAVAILABLEFOLLOW -UPINFORMATION ,EXCLUDINGANY PERSONAL IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ,ON ANY YOUTH WHO RECEIVED SERVICES THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM ;AND (V) A NY OTHER PERTINENT OUTCOMES FOR THE POPULATIONS SERVED TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE GRANT PROGRAM .
(b) THIS SUBSECTION(5)IS REPEALE,EFFECTIVE ULY 1, 2023.
(b) THIS SUBSECTION(5)IS REPEALED,EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023.
SECTION2.
SECTION 2.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-32-721, add (2)(g) as follows:
24-32-721.
Colorado affordable housing construction grants and loans - housing development grant fund - creation - housing -10- 1122 assistance for persons with behavioral, mental health, or substance usedisorders-cashfund-appropriation-reporttogeneralassembly - definition.
(2) (g)N ADDITION TO ANY OTHER USE AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION,MONEY MAY ALSO BE USED TO FUND THE SERVICES FOR YOUTH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESSGRANTPROGRAMESTABLISHEDINSECTION 24-32-723(4).
SECTION3.
(i) Theofficeofhomelessyouthservices,createdbyarticle5.9of title 26, C.R.S.
(i) Theofficeof homelessyouthservices,createdbyarticle5.9of title 26, C.R.S.
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Action History

  1. House Committee on Appropriations Lay Over Unamended - Amendment(s) Failed

  2. House Committee on Public Health Care & Human Services Refer Amended to Appropriations

  3. Introduced In House - Assigned to Public Health Care & Human Services + Appropriations

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  • Dennis Hisey · Primary
  • Nancy Todd · Primary
  • Colin Larson · Primary
  • Edie Hooton · Primary

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  • Dennis Hisey
  • Nancy Todd
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What does HB 20-1122 do?
The bill updates language in the "Colorado Homeless Youth Services Act" and establishes the services for youth experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness grant program (grant program) in the department of local affairs (department). The age requirement for such youth is increased to 24 years of age or younger from more than 11 years of age to less than 21 years of age. The department shall promulgate rules concerning the grant program, and the office of homeless youth services shall administer and monitor the grant program. The grant program consists of up to 5 awards of up to $250,000 each awarded on or before January 1, 2021. Grant awards may only be awarded to existing providers of services to youth experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness, with priority given to those service providers that can expand services to underserved areas of the state, including street and community outreach, drop-in centers, emergency shelters, and supportive housing and transitional living programs. The bill requires the department to prepare and submit a report to the appropriate committees of the general assembly on the outcomes of the grant program. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)
Who sponsors HB 20-1122?
HB 20-1122 is sponsored by Dennis Hisey, Nancy Todd, Colin Larson, and Edie Hooton.
What is the current status of HB 20-1122?
This bill died with 2020 Regular Session. It reached “In Committee” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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