Sponsor proposes targeted universal basic income pilot for transition-age homeless youth
Legislator Jubilee introduced a short-form bill to create a targeted universal basic income (UBI) program for homeless youth aged 18–24; sponsors said pilots elsewhere showed improved housing, employment and mental-health outcomes and committee members asked for scope, funding and pilot design details.
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Legislator Jubilee introduced a short-form bill proposing a targeted universal basic income (UBI) program for transition-age youth (ages 18–24) experiencing homelessness, with the goal of reducing housing instability and supporting access to education, employment and health services.
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