Family Re-Housing Stabilization Program Protection Temporary Amendment Act of 2025

This bill (B 26-0269) amends Washington, D.C.'s Homeless Services Reform Act to temporarily extend participation in the Family Re-Housing Stabilization Program (FRSP) beyond its standard 12-month limit. It directly affects homeless individuals enrolled in FRSP who are working toward housing stability but cannot yet sustain it independently. Key provisions require the Department of Human Services to grant extensions (in 6-month increments with 3-month reviews) if participants submit written requests, demonstrate good faith progress toward housing goals, and haven’t secured permanent affordable housing. If denied, participants receive 30 days’ written notice with appeal rights and continued services during appeals. The amendment expires 225 days after its effective date (July 10, 2025).