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COL12010610GCA HEALTH AND SAFETY CH.17ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS 1CHAPTER 17 ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS NOTE: P.L. 20 -159:2 added Assistance to the Homeless under Chapter 16. Because Chapter 16 is occupied, Compiler renumbered it to Chapter 17. § 17101. Definitions. § 17102. Administration. § 17103. Eligible Activities. § 17104. Ineligible Activities. § 17105. Non -discrimination Requirements. § 17101. Definitions. As used in this Chap ter, unless the context requires a different meaning: (a) Shelter means any facility with sleep ing accom moda tions and acceptable sani tary facilities, the prima rypurpose of which to provide temporary shelter to the home less. This definition encompasses transitional hous ing and similar arrangements that provide longer term ac - commodations, so long as the maximum length of stay does n ot exceed twelve months. (b) Department means the Department of Public Health and Social Services. (c) Homeless means families or individuals who are economically disadvantaged and have no access to shel ter. § 17102. Administration. It is the duties and responsi bility of the Department to initiate and administer a pilot pro gram for the homeless.

conomically disadvantaged and have no access to shel ter. § 17102. Administration. It is the duties and responsi bility of the Department to initiate and administer a pilot pro gram for the homeless. The Department shall with its own personnel and facilities: (a) Conduct an island -wide assessment of the homeless situation. Such survey must include the follow ing: Numbers, ages, eth nicity and gender , the nature and extent of the problems relating to homeless ness, the immediate and long term needs of the home less in Guam; (b) Survey existing programs that provide to the homeless population; (c) Establish crit eria for eligibility of services under this Chapter, which criteria should include consider ation of:COL12010610GCA HEALTH AND SAFETY CH.17ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS 21. Individuals who because of personal/ domestic and/or financial problems are forced to move out of their place of residence. 2. Newly arrived immigrants to the Guam. 3. Elderly and disabled adults who are not wanted by their familie s. 4. Persons who temporarily reside with friends or families. 5. Persons in transit on island who do not have living accommodations. 6. Families with children.

ts who are not wanted by their familie s. 4. Persons who temporarily reside with friends or families. 5. Persons in transit on island who do not have living accommodations. 6. Families with children. (d) Formulate p lans and policies with the Agency for Human Resources Development or the Department of Labor for job training and job placement for the homeless in order to enable them to develop and maintain their potential skills and abilities; (e) Cooperate with civic, businesses and communi tyorganizations or groups which provide or sponsor programs and services beneficial to the home less; (f) Keep the Governor, the Legislature, the munici pal mayors and the general public informed on all major developments and achie vements in programs and services for the homeless; (g) Apply and receive Federal grants or other forms of assistance for the homeless. § 17103. Eligible Activities. Appropriations under this Chapter may be used for: (a) Contracting shelter for the homel ess; (b) Renovation or conversion of government -owned buildings for use as shel ters for the homeless; (c) Essential services to the homeless, including, but not limited to, services concerned with employ ment,

ovation or conversion of government -owned buildings for use as shel ters for the homeless; (c) Essential services to the homeless, including, but not limited to, services concerned with employ ment, physical health, mental health, substance abu se, education or food. § 17104. Ineligible Activities. Appropriation under this Chapter may not be used for: (a) Acquisition or construction of shelters for the homeless;COL12010610GCA HEALTH AND SAFETY CH.17ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS 3(b) Renovation, rehabilitation, or convert ing buildings owned by religious organi zations or by private entities. § 17105. Non -Discrimination Requirements. Shelter provided under this Chapter may not be denied on the basis of race, color , age, religion, sex, or national origin. ----------COL120106