CoC Partners Meeting
Location: Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87567890612
Meeting ID: 875 6789 0612
CoC Partners Meeting
Location: Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87567890612
Meeting ID: 875 6789 0612
2024 VAWA and Survivor Housing Community Conversations: Informed Consent and System Access
2024 VAWA and Survivor Housing Community Conversations: Informed Consent and System Access is taking place on August 29, 2024, at 1:00 PM EDT.
CoCBuilds Webinar
The Office of Special Needs Assistance Programs posted the Continuum of Care (CoC) Builds Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) on grants.gov July 19, 2024. The purpose of the webinar is to highlight NOFO information and review the CoC Program information related to capital costs.
Our Places of Impact: Building Trust with Communities and Local Government
Join us for the next event in the Our Places of Impact Community of Practice (CoP) event series. This CoP event aims to provide a virtual space for participants to network with one another and exchange knowledge and best practices with community development practitioners around the theme of collective impact for community-led initiatives.
CDBG Program 50th Anniversary: Powering What’s Possible Webinar Series: Removing Barriers to Housing
Removing Barriers to Housing: The CDBG program can help communities identify and remove barriers to affordable housing. Participants will share lessons learned, promising practices, and successes with how they have been able to use CDBG funds to address and eliminate barriers.
CDBG Program 50th Anniversary: Powering What’s Possible Webinar Series: Economic Development
Economic Development: Attend an informative webinar focused on economic development, where participants will explore various strategies and initiatives aimed at fostering economic growth and revitalization for local communities. This session will feature insightful discussions highlighting innovative approaches, resources, and impactful outcomes.
PD&R Quarterly Update – Source of Income Discrimination
Over the past two decades, evidence of discrimination against Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) holders has grown. More than half of voucher households live in states and localities that have adopted ordinances to prevent this kind of discrimination