; (14) work in coordination with the Social Security Administration to develop guidance and regulations creating hardship exemptions for individuals who have difficulty obtaining social security documentation and benefits due to their housing status; and (15) coordinate with local community stakeholders, housing advocates, shelters, churches, and transitional housing programs to register and receive voting ballots for unhoused persons, in coordination with the Department of Health and Human Services and related social services. (g) Public health The House of Representatives shall strive to require the Department of Health and Human Services to declare the unhoused crisis a public health emergency and work in coordination with the Health Resources and Services Administration to immediately provide guidance to mitigate the compounding effects of the unhoused and public health crises, particularly as it relates to the COVID–19 pandemic, human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, hepatitis, tuberculosis, and other communicable diseases. (h) Federal grant programs The House of Representatives shall strive to require Federal grant programs to establish guidelines for measuring direct impact to communities and holding grant awardees to the highest levels of community accountability, particularly in relation to the impact of the programs on unhoused persons disproportionately impacted by criminalization and discrimination. (i) Law enforcement annual statistics The House of Representatives shall— (1) encourage law enforcement agencies to compile annual statistics showing the number of instances of physical violence against unhoused individuals, as well as citations, arrests, and other law enforcement activities, to track instances of criminalizing unhoused populations, including camp cleanups, vagrancy violations, sleeping in public, vehicle citations, street sweeps, and panhandling citations, and provide these annual statistics to the Department of Justice