Bill H.195, introduced by Representative McGill, aims to address the needs of homeless and runaway youth in Vermont by mandating the Department for Children and Families to distribute monthly universal basic income payments to individuals aged 18 to 24. This initiative seeks to provide financial support to a vulnerable population, helping them to achieve greater stability and independence.

The bill does not include any specific insertions or deletions to current law, focusing instead on establishing a new requirement for the distribution of these payments. By implementing this program, the legislation intends to alleviate some of the financial burdens faced by homeless and runaway youth, ultimately promoting their well-being and integration into society.