Housing for All Veterans Act of 2026

Rental Assistance for Veterans: Qualified veteran families will be entitled to rental assistance, which provides financial support for housing (Section 2(a)(B)(i)).

Protection Against Discrimination: Owners of five or more rental dwelling units are prohibited from refusing to lease to a person because they hold a voucher under this program (Section 2(a)(B)(D)(i)).

Financial Security for Families: The bill ensures that veteran disability benefits are not counted as income when determining if a family meets the income requirements for assistance (Section 2(a)(B)(H)).

Support for Continued Eligibility: Families that initially qualify can remain eligible even if their income rises, as long as it does not exceed 100 percent of the area median income (Section 2(a)(A)(ii)).

Access to Information: Public housing agencies are required to provide assisted veteran families with information regarding available services in their area (Section 2(a)(B)(C)).

Prompt Service: Public housing agencies must ensure that assistance is furnished with reasonable promptness to all qualified veteran families (Section 2(a)(B)(ii)).

Exclusion Based on Discharge Status: Veterans who received a dishonorable discharge or were discharged due to the sentence of a general court-martial are not considered "veterans" under this program (Section 2(a)(A)(iii)(I)).

Income Restrictions: Eligibility is strictly tied to specific income limitations that vary by fiscal year, which may limit access for families as the years progress (Section 2(a)(A)(i)).