ALT Individual holding a cardboard sign that reads 'HOMELESS PLEASE HELP.' Text reads, "Youth who lack supportive networks often become involved in dangerous survival strategies such as panhandling, theft, or engaging in survival sex."

ALT Orange banner featuring the text 'LOOK BENEATH THE SURFACE' in bold, white capital letters, followed by 'UNDERSTAND EXPLOITATION. #ENDTRAFFICKING' in smaller white text.

ALT New Biden-Harris Administration Actions to Reduce Homelessness 1. HUD announced the expansion of the Housing and Services Partnership Accelerator, a joint effort with HHS to strengthen coordination between housing and service providers 2. In collaboration with HHS and GSA, HUD unveiled new resources under Title V to repurpose federal properties for affordable housing and homeless assistance 3. HUD awarded $39.8 million through the HUD-VASH program to provide rental assistance and supportive services to combat veteran homelessness

ALT HUD just released the results of the 2024 Point-in-Time Count. No American should face homelessness, and HUD remains steadfast in our commitment to provide families with the quality, affordable homes they deserve. Visit hud.gov/press to find the data.

ALT Color-coded map of the United States showing the ten regions of the Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB), each region highlighted in a different color.

ALT "Happy Holidays" greeting on a red background with festive decorations, including pine branches, red baubles, and a mug tipping a candy cane with the FYSB logo.

ALT Youth panelists are seated at a table in a discussion during the National Grantee Training plenary, with microphones in front of them.

ALT Youth panelists engaged in discussion at the National Grantee Training with five participants seated at a table.

ALT Seven youth panelists seated at a long table on stage at the National Grantee Training.

ALT Video thumbnail featuring Andrea Palm, Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services delivering video remarks to National Grantee Training.

ALT Dr. Matt Morton, Constellation Fund, delivering keynote remarks at the National Grantee Training.

ALT Rebecca Jones-Gaston giving a keynote presentation during the National Grantee Training. She is smiling and gesturing with one hand. Rebecca Jones Gaston is the Commissioner of the Administration on Children, Youth, and Families, at the Administration for Children and Families within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Administration on Children, Youth, and Families manages the Children’s Bureau and the Family and Youth Services Bureau.

ALT Debbie Powell addressing the audience at the National Grantee Training. Debbie Powell is the Deputy Associate Commissioner, Administration for Children, Youth and Families, Family and Youth Services Bureau.

ALT Quote image from FYSB featuring a testimonial about homelessness during the holidays with the hashtag #HomelessForTheHolidays. Text reads: "With no place to call home during a festive time that brings all your loved ones together, the holidays feel different. We had to get through that round of holidays only to know that we couldn't." – Destiny.

ALT Text reads, National Human Rights Day. The background image is illustrated with arms holding signs including, a heart, peace sign, dove, and equals sign.

ALT Graphic celebrating 50 years of the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act, featuring a diverse group of people standing together in unity, with text that reads '1974 50 2024' and 'RHYA 50 Years' alongside logos for FYSB and RHYA.

ALT Several high school students sitting on stairs while studying. Text: Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report: 2013-2023. Explore new youth health data trends.

ALT Autumn red leaf with cut heart in a hand. You’re not alone. Help is available. samhsa.gov/find-help

ALT Dark purple background with faint illustrations of social media and school icons. Text: 4 in 10 U.S. high school students report feeling sad or hopeless. Parents and caregivers can help support teens' mental health. Encourage 8 hours of sleep nightly. Support healthy social connections with peers at school. Promote daily physical activity. Know where they're going and who they're with. Show care and support by being involved.

ALT Illustration comparing a house before and after weatherization. The left side shows a house losing heat through walls, windows, and the roof, indicated by red arrows, with dollar signs suggesting energy cost. The right side shows the same house post-weatherization, with improved insulation as indicated by smaller red arrows, demonstrating reduced heat loss and cost savings. Labeled "Before" and "After" with a caption "Weatherization" at the bottom.

ALT A graphic featuring a thermostat set to 70 degrees alongside text asking if the viewer is interested in learning if they qualify for energy assistance, with a prompt to visit energyhelp.us. The background is striped with white and light blue.