HOMELESS: Shelters & Programs georgia, Savannah Union Mission, Inc. Wilmington Jervay Place Lowincome housing; OHIO, Cincinnati HOPE Center; OREGON, Eugene First Place family Center; OREGON http://csf.colorado.edu/homeless/shelters.html
Extractions: Shelter and Program Information from CSF archives Links to shelter sites: CANADA LUXEMBOURG SWITZERLAND U.K. U.S. NATIONAL: Emergency Food and Shelter Program United Way NATIONAL: HUD Listing of Homeless Assistance Agencies, By State NATIONAL: National Coalition for the Homeless Lists of Shelters by State NATIONAL: Help U.S.A.: Homes, Jobs, and Services NATIONAL: Housing Assistance Council Focus on Rural Housing in the USA NATIONAL: Lois Lannin Homeless Shelters in the U.S., by State NATIONAL: The National Alliance to End Homelessness NATIONAL: The Association of Gospel Missions, By States NATIONAL: The Salvation Army ALABAMA, Birmingham:
Targeting Housing Information Programs housing, Home Management and Consumer Economics University of georgiaAthens. important component of quality of life is housing that satisfies family needs http://www.joe.org/joe/1986spring/iw2.html
Extractions: University of Arkansas -Fayetteville An important component of quality of life is housing that satisfies family needs. Unfortunately, suitable housing has become difficult for many families because of high interest rates, confusing mortgage alternatives, and high housing prices and rents. Extension, based on years of developing and disseminating information on housing issues, is in an excellent position to provide the housing information needed by the public. In 1981-82, as part of a Southern Region Housing Research Project, personal interviews were completed with 1,804 households residing in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Virginia. These households were selected by probability sampling techniques designed to produce a sample representative of the nonmetropolitan, nonfarm population in the seven states studied. Included in the personal interviews was a question measuring needs for housing information. Participants in the personal interviews were asked: "If you wanted to modify or change your dwelling, what kinds of information would be most helpful to you?" Results showed that respondents were most in need of information about energy conservation (44.6%) and financing (37.1 %), followed by remodeling (27.6%), building methods (22.5%), insurance and taxes (21.8%), and housing maintenance (20.7%). Fewer respondents mentioned buying a house (11.1%).
Georgia Institute Of Technology :: Campus Map :: A-Z Occupant List Equal Opportunity programs. return to top. F. family housing Healey Apartments. G. GCATT. georgia Procurement Assistance Center - O Keefe Building (south end). http://gtalumni.org/campusmap/alpha_occupants.html
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Gatlin Joins NAHB Research Center As Director Of Housing Programs of the Oahu (Hawaii) Consolidated family housing Office, Gatlin CEO of the largest housing management operation in civil engineering from georgia Institute of http://www.nahbrc.org/docs/NewHomeCircleNav/PressRoom/3999_20031017.html
Extractions: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Lisa Gibson October 16, 2003, Upper Marlboro, Md. - Today, the NAHB Research Center announced that Jess Gatlin, U.S. Army (Ret.), will lead the NAHB Research Center's housing programs division. Using his extensive international military housing experience, Gatlin will expand the NAHB Research Center's role as a leader in building technology consulting to the U.S. military and enhance the company's overall housing assessment capabilities. Prior to joining the NAHB Research Center, Gatlin held several high-level military and civilian posts in the field of housing and construction management. He served as facilities manager for 85 U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services' Application Support Centers throughout the country. In this capacity, he managed the construction of all new, relocated, and remodeled sites, and designed all site construction projects. In his position as Commander of the Oahu (Hawaii) Consolidated Family Housing Office, Gatlin served as CEO of the largest housing management operation for the U.S. Department of Defense. As command engineer in Honolulu, Gatlin was responsible for all engineering activities in support of U.S. Army forces throughout the Pacific, including Hawaii, Japan, and Alaska. His responsibilities included managing construction operations for infrastructures, city parks, and recreation areas, and overseeing the Army's environmental compliance and restoration efforts in the region.
Extractions: Released October 17, 2001 Tell a friend! Survey Home Aggregate Results Program Results ... Select a State Program reports are available for U.S. programs from which at least 10 responses were received. Clark Atlanta University Humanities [Discuss] - 1 response Emory University [Summary] Anthropology Department [Discuss] - 7 responses Art History Department [Discuss] - 1 response Chemistry Department [Discuss] - 2 responses Comparative Literature Program [Discuss] - 3 responses Educational Studies Division [Discuss] - 7 responses English Department [Results] [Discuss] - 16 responses French and Italian Department (French) [Discuss] - 2 responses GDBBS - Biochemistry, Cell and Developmental Biology Program [Results] [Discuss] - 19 responses GDBBS - Biochemisty and Molecular Biology [Discuss] - 1 response GDBBS - Genetics and Molecular Biology Program [Discuss] - 3 responses GDBBS - Immunology and Molecular Pathogenesis Program [Discuss] - 6 responses GDBBS - Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Program [Discuss] - 4 responses GDBBS - Molecular and Systems Pharmacology Program [Results] [Discuss] - 14 responses GDBBS - Neuroscience Program [Results] [Discuss] - 16 responses GDBBS - Nutrition and Health Sciences Program [Results] [Discuss] - 11 responses GDBBS - Population Biology, Ecology and Evolution Program
US Shelters Swell - With Families | Csmonitor.com For instance, in georgia, several shelter programs are designed to help people reenter the housing market by Once someone in the family is working, he http://www.csmonitor.com/2001/1129/p1s1-ussc.html
Extractions: NEW YORK At the end of the 1990s, the economic boom prompted serious talk about the possibility of ending homelessness in America. Last year, a national coalition produced a 10-year plan that even some skeptics admitted sounded viable. Now, the economic downturn, exacerbated by the events of Sept. 11, has those same national leaders predicting a dramatic rise in homelessness reminiscent of the crisis at the end of the 1980s.
Extractions: login register help TOOLS Home Public Housing Public Housing Authorities News Article Calendar Discussion Boards Expert Chats Top News Stories Week In Review Newsletter TOPICS All Topics Economic Revitalization Fair Housing Homelessness Organizational Development Public Housing HOPE VI Indian Housing Public Housing Authorities Critics rip Bush plan for housing authorities ANDREW MOLLISON STORY TOOLS Print This Washington - A Bush administration plan to save money by giving local housing authorities more flexibility in helping low-income renters is running into resistance from those who charge it is underfunded. About 2 million low-income families rent private housing with the assistance of federal vouchers that are used to pay part of the rent. Under the Bush plan, local housing authorities, which distribute the vouchers, would lose $1 billion nationwide for the program. The administration has proposed freeing local housing authorities from most federal rules, such as requirements that 75 percent of the vouchers go to the poorest of the poor, those whose incomes are below 30 percent of the median in their community.
Extractions: login register help TOOLS Home Public Housing Public Housing Authorities News Article Calendar Discussion Boards Expert Chats Top News Stories Week In Review Newsletter TOPICS All Topics Economic Revitalization Fair Housing Homelessness Organizational Development Public Housing HOPE VI Indian Housing Public Housing Authorities LOCAL HOUSING LEADERS RESIST BUSH'S RENTAL VOUCHER REFORMS Andrew Mollison STORY TOOLS Print This By Andrew Mollison Cox News Service About 2 million low-income families rent private housing with the assistance of federal vouchers that are used to pay part of the rent. Under the Bush plan, local housing authorities, which distribute the vouchers, would lose $1 billion nationwide for the program. The administration has proposed freeing local housing authorities from most federal rules, such as requirements that 75 percent of the vouchers go to the poorest of the poor, those whose incomes are below 30 percent of the median in their community.
Housing of the georgia Economic Developers Association. Community Services Division This division offers various housing programs to help individuals and families with http://www.dca.state.ga.us/housing/
UGA Family And Consumer Sciences Extension Economics We teach individuals and families across the Our programs focus on financial literacy, consumer fraud housing and Environment We teach Georgians how http://www.fcs.uga.edu/extension/
UGA Family And Consumer Sciences Extension programs focus on financial literacy, consumer fraud prevention, and workforce preparedness. housing maintain affordable housing, and the most College of family and Consumer Sciences http://www.fcs.uga.edu/outreach/coopex
Extractions: Housing Law Bulletin The delinquency rate is so high that agency staff as well as outside advocates are trying to understand and remedy its causes. While no definite answers have been developed, it appears that the increased delinquency rate is caused by a variety of factors, including computer errors and impersonal and inadequate servicing. Increasing number of default notices/defaults for minor infractions. Servicing tools not being utilized. Another reason for the increased defaults appears to be the agency's failure to use the full panoply of servicing tools that are available to it. In a recent Georgia case, a borrower who had fallen behind in her mortgage payments due to a relatively short-lived decline in income, and who was not eligible for either moratorium relief or loan reamortization, was not considered for a Delinquency Workout Agreement (DWA), one of the servicing tools set out in the RHS regulations. Upon inquiry by the borrower's attorney about the agency's failure to consider a DWA, the attorney was advised that the agency's computer software was not programmed to deal with DWAs. Potentially, this is a significant problem that is denying many borrowers foreclosure relief to which they are entitled.
Single Family Housing In Georgia - HUD US Department of housing and Urban Development s georgia Web site. georgia area list of local HUD Single family housing program resources. http://www.hud.gov/local/ga/working/localpo/sfhsg.cfm
Extractions: More From HUD How to Become a HUD-approved Lender - HUD's Lender Approval and Recertification Division helps new lenders get started with HUD/FHA insured mortgage products and helps old lenders recertify their approved status. Mortgage Insurance Premium Refunds and Tracer Information Need help with your FHA-insured Mortgage? - Contact HUD's National Servicing Center. Atlanta Homeownership Center - insures single family FHA mortgages and oversees the selling of HUD homes. The Atlanta Homeownership Center serves the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, as well as the Caribbean. Homebuying Predatory lending - don't be a victim of unscrupulous lenders Housing counseling - local services that help homebuyers and renters Homeownership assistance programs - downpayment assistance and homeownership education HUD homes for sale - a list of HUD owned properties currently listed "for sale" Content current as of April 1, 2004
Housing at Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, georgia. maintaining control of the family housing Improvement Fund. Program implementation from project development to http://www.defenselink.mil/prhome/housing.html
Extractions: Two Navy projects totaling 589 town house units, at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas, and at Naval Station Everett, Washington, were completed in 1997. Service members and their families are now living in their new homes. In 1998, the Air Force awarded a project at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. The company that was awarded this project will design, construct, own, operate, and manage 420 new units of rental housing to serve enlisted families at the base. DoD is evaluating proposals for an up to 160 housing unit project at Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, Georgia. The Department projects that the Services will issue more than 30 additional requests for proposals and requests for qualifications by the end of 1999. The Services will continue to nominate more sites each year. In 1996, OSD established the Housing Revitalization Office to help establish this privatization program. With a solid foundation in place in 1998, OSD returned to its traditional program oversight role while maintaining control of the Family Housing Improvement Fund. Program implementation from project development to execution is the responsibility of the Services. This effort responds to DRI Goal 6B - To privatize 30,000 military housing units by FY 2000. -Return to ASD/FMP -Return to DASD/MCFP
FAMILY HOUSING, AIR FORCE GeorgiaMoody AFB (68 units), $5,220,000. the privatization initiative is being integrated and coordinated with the Department s other family housing programs. http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp105&&r_n=hr647.105&sel=TOC_45
Homelessness Provisions - Georgia or services targeted to atrisk families in georgia s TANF program. shelter arrangements, including services to transition families to permanent housing. http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ofa/ga.htm
Extractions: Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search (1) Does the State's TANF program define homelessness? If so, what is the definition? Homelessness is generically defined for all our programs as: An Assistance Unit who lacks a fixed and regular nighttime residence or an individual whose primary nighttime residence is one of the following-a supervised shelter designed to provide temporary accommodations, a halfway house or similar institution, a temporary accommodation in the residence of another individual who may be a relative, or a place not designed for, or ordinarily used as, a regular sleeping accommodation for people. Homelessness in addressed as a separate programmatic element in our TANF program. (2) Does the State keep track of the number of homeless families who receive TANF? If so, what are the most recent data available? The state does not track data for homeless TANF individuals. (3) Does the State's TANF program provide for targeted cash benefits or services to cover the needs of homeless families? If so, describe these cash benefits or services. There are no targeted cash benefits or services to cover the needs of homeless families in Georgia's TANF program. Any cash benefits or services would be handled at the local county level, utilizing local resources such as General Assistance, if available in the county.
ACF - Programs to help states move families to self housing assistance programs. Welfare Peer Technical Assistance 4 ATLANTA Alabama, Florida, georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs.html
Extractions: Are you looking for information on how to get assistance for yourself, your family, or a friend? If so, you may find our Contacts page helpful in finding assistance near you. Are you looking for general information about Federal programs serving children and families? On this page you will find links to information on the programs overseen by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). ACF oversees about 60 programs that provide funds to state, local, and tribal organizations, both public and private. ACF also has several partnership projects, Federal Committees, and clearinghouses that provide the public with a variety of resources. This page links to programs, regional offices , clearinghouses, committees, and special projects.
Walter Reed: Housing In 2002, the family housing Office joined a new Department of the Army program Unaccompanied Military housing. 18, across georgia Avenue from the medical center http://www.dcmilitary.com/baseguides/army/walter_reed/wramc_housing.html
Extractions: Winter 2004 Family Quarters Of the 2,600 families who are assigned to WRAMC, about 220 occupy government quarters. The rest own houses or rent apartments or houses in the civilian community. Walter Reed's Glen Haven housing area has 211 quarters for enlisted soldiers in the grades of E-1 through E-9. The waiting list for two-, three-, and four-bedroom quarters varies from 30 to 120 days. All quarters are equipped with a refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. No furniture is available. To apply for government housing, submit a DD Form 1746 with a copy of your orders assigning you to the Washington Metropolitan Area. For more information, contact the Family Housing Office, Bldg. 11 (Delano Hall), Room 1-94, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C. 20307-5001. Phone (202) 782-3117 or DSN 662-3117. Non-Government, Residential Housing (Off-Post)
Marine Corps Logistics Base by running a simple search utility on the family housing Waiting List music for Military ceremonies, community celebrations, recruiting programs, and official http://www.ala.usmc.mil/
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Telamon Corporation Housing Program for multifamily housing projects like USDA s Rural Development Section 515 Rural Rental Program, Section 514-516 Farm Labor housing programs; and HUD s Home http://www.telamon.org/Programs/Housing.asp
Extractions: Home About Telamon Programs In Your State ... Employment and Training What are these programs about? Housing programs operated by Telamon are multi-faceted and varied, depending on specific populations targeted, available funding support at the federal and state levels, and the combination of a given program's purpose and design. Our funding sources include federal agencies such as the Departments of Labor (DOL), Agriculture (USDA), Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Energy (DOE). States and some counties provide resources for low-income and elderly populations they target for assistance. Project emphases may include new construction, group home building, mortgage or maintenance counseling, construction skills training, weatherizing or emergency repairs or technical assistance to agencies that want to get involved in local housing assistance programs. What services are provided? Training and technical assistance is provided for multi-family housing projects like USDA's Rural Development Section 515 Rural Rental Program, Section 514-516 Farm Labor Housing Programs; and HUD's Home Investment Partnership Program. Single- family home construction assistance is provided through USDA's Rural Development Section 502 or Section 523 Self-Help programs; and rehabilitation or weatherization assistance is provided through the Section 504 Repair Program and the Section 523 Housing Preservation Grant Program. Rehabilitation projects are also supported by Community Development Block Grants, DOE's weatherization assistance programs state housing development and finance agencies. Housing counseling services to farmworkers are also supported by the Department of Labor.
