When it comes to addressing the crises of homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues, our communities have lacked comprehensive solutions for too long.

That needs to change, and that’s why I recently re-introduced the Homelessness and Behavioral Health Care Coordination Act as my first bill of the 118th Congress.

This legislation would authorize grants to provide more cohesive, wraparound care that recognizes the connections within these struggles. With streamlined services and fewer barriers, we can make recovery possible for Americans nationwide, reducing relapse. If you agree with me that we must treat these issues with compassion, care, and common sense, would you add your name to show support? Add your name: [link removed]

Thank you for supporting this work. I look forward to moving this important legislation through Congress.

– Mad


Madeleine is an attorney, professor, mother, grandmother, and Member of Congress, representing Pennsylvania’s 4th Congressional District of Berks and Montgomery Counties. She is an outspoken leader who champions progressive priorities such as education, universal access to healthcare, gun safety, and ethical government. Madeleine Dean has built a reputation for getting things done, and we need her to continue to be our voice to serve us in Congress.

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