The bill establishes a Family Supportive Housing Grant Program under the Minnesota Department of Human Services, aimed at providing competitive grants to nonprofit organizations and Tribal governments that operate family permanent supportive housing. The program is designed to support families, defined as a household unit with at least one child and one parent or legal guardian, particularly those facing multiple barriers to housing stability. Eligible housing must be affordable for families at or below 30% of the area median income and provide specialized support services tailored to the needs of children and families. The bill outlines the application process, eligibility criteria, and the requirement for grantees to report on the number of families served and the services provided by June 30, 2026.

Additionally, the bill appropriates funds from the general fund to support the Family Supportive Housing Grant Program, with a specified amount allocated for fiscal year 2026. The funds are intended for use in providing trauma-informed and culturally appropriate services that help families maintain secure housing and create a stable environment for children. These services may include educational support, career planning, budgeting assistance, and 24/7 on-site staffing. The bill emphasizes the importance of serving families across different regions, with specific targets for those in the metropolitan area and members of Minnesota's Tribal Nations.