Extractions: Davis, CA 95616 Mail Address: P.O. Box 72463, Davis CA 95617 Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing Programs open year round from 6 pm to 8 am. Day Shelter/Resource Centers open Monday to Friday from 8 am to 2 pm. Closed some holidays. Description: Area Served: Yolo County. Fees: No fees. To Apply: For emergency shelter: Come to 1111 H Street between 5:45 pm and 9 pm. Shelter space is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The shelter is a drug and alcohol free environment. For all other services, please visit 1111 H Street, Monday to Friday from 8 am to 2 pm. Languages: Some Spanish. Volunteers: Volunteer opportunities are available. Public Transportation: YoloBus stops within 3 blocks.
The Athens Housing Authority Of Athens, Georgia The flat rent program stabilizes a familys rent payment for increase in the market value of the housing unit In either case, if a familys income decreases http://www.athenshousing.org/rental_info.html
Extractions: or by downloading the Eligibility Application PDF file). Please print the application, complete and deliver to the Athens Housing Authority. Applications cannot be completed and emailed online. After completing your application, please call 706.425.5300 to arrange an appointment with a staff person. You will need to bring the following information: income verification including pay stubs, bank statements, Social Security, VA, SSI, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), or child support statements;
San Jose Department Of Housing - Homeless Services - Shelters Comprehensive day services available through the georgia Travis Center Homes Program, (408) 4533124, Shared housing with a Fee assessed according to family size http://www.sjhousing.org/homeless/shelter.html
Extractions: Emergency Shelters for Women: Emergency shelter beds for single women and women with children. 90-day maximum. Fee assessed after 30 days. Clean and sober program. Call (408) 453-3124 for bed availability. Comprehensive day services available through the Georgia Travis Center at 66 E. Rosemary St. Mon-Fri. 8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. InnVision: Julian Street Inn, 546 W. Julian St. (408) 271-0820. Bus #65, 22 Shelter and comprehensive day services for mentally ill homeless men and women. Call (408) 271-0820 or drop in (9:30a.m.-5:00p.m. to determine eligibility. Fee assesses after 30 days Palo Alto Urban Ministry: Hotel de Zink, Rotating Church Shelter (650) 853-8672 Free 60-day program for men and women in recovery. Drop in for interview at 400 Mitchell Lane, Palo Alto, Mon-Fri. 8:30a.m. 10:30a.m. Shelter for families, and transitional housing for singles.
House Armed Services Committee Press Release 13 percent increase from the program enacted by February, at Fort Stewart, georgia, the President our efforts to privatize military family housing and military http://www.house.gov/hasc/pressreleases/2001/01-07-11saxton.html
Extractions: Military Construction and Military Family Housing for Fiscal Year 2002 The Subcommittee on Military Installations and Facilities meets this afternoon to begin consideration of the Presidents budget request for the military construction and military family housing programs of the Department of Defense for fiscal year 2002. In recent years, this subcommittee has received the budget request with serious concern on a bipartisan basis. For several years, the Department of Defense chose to propose budgets that underinvested significantly in military infrastructure. While attempting to place an emphasis on improving the immediate quality of life concerns of military families and unaccompanied personnel, the Department neglected the requirement to more broadly recapitalize and modernize needed military infrastructure. As a result, the condition of facilities critical to executing the missions assigned to the active and reserve components continued to deteriorate in spite of the efforts of the Congress to backfill the shortfalls created by the Department.
Georgia Tech Alumni Association - Parents And Students Organizing events like family Weekend; Offering parents the Find out whats happening at georgia Tech by in Fall 2003 The Department of housing announced this http://gtalumni.org/GetInvolved/parents.html
Extractions: Becoming a GT Parent is likely a source of pride for you...as well as a source of excitement and anxiety. Your student's success will depend upon a number of factors, not the least of which is your continued support of their education. We encourage you to partner with us to assist your student in meeting the challenges of college. Through our academic and student life programs, Tech's goal is to prepare technological global leaders of the new millennium. Although this goal is lofty, it can be met through all of us working together. Please take some time to familiarize yourself with the resources available to assist your student in their academic pursuits - such as the Parents Program. Let us know how we can assist you and your student to make the Tech experience meaningful and memorable.
Medical College Of Georgia Student Housing on campus at the Medical College of georgia . a vital part of the residence hall program. by completing the appropriate application (family housing or single http://www.mcg.edu/students/affairs/house/
Extractions: Living on campus means a lot when you value convenience. Consider having a five minute walk to class and a three minute walk to the Student Center , with its food court and bookstore - not to mention the social events and activities sponsored by the Student Government Association. Attached to the Student Center is the new 40,000 square foot Wellness Center with over 100 pieces of cardiovascular exercise equipment, free weight systems and selectorized strength machines, two basketball courts, aerobic exercise and game rooms and a 1/11th mile running track. Augusta's major shopping districts, including Augusta Mall, are within a 15 minute drive of campus. Students are welcome to bring a car to campus; MCG's parking decks offer adequate parking near the residence halls. In addition to convenience, MCG residence halls offer a quiet place to relax and study. Higher education research has shown that resident students are more easily integrated into campus life, have better grades and find more enjoyment in their college experiences than other students.
MNCPPC: Affordable Housing In Montgomery County Distribution of All Singlefamily housing Unit Sales of Montgomery County Affordable housing by Planning Park Planning Commission 8787 georgia Avenue Silver http://www.mc-mncppc.org/research/analysis/housing/affordable/housing_toc.shtm
Extractions: Table of Contents Menu Cover, Front Matter and Credits Distribution of Montgomery County Affordable Housing Executive Summary Trends in the Affordable Housing Supply ... Executive Summary Findings Introduction Definition of Affordable Housing Context Montgomery County's Affordable Housing Supply For-Sale Housing Housing Prices Residential Assessments Affordability Index Distribution of Sales by Price Category
RHS: Index Section 538 Guaranteed Multifamily housing Loan Program Totals. These data are updated annually. State Data Sheets FY 2003. georgia, Montana, South Dakota. http://www.ruralhome.org/rhs/
Extractions: State Data Sheets FY 2004 Rural Housing Obligations through April 30, 2004 * requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click on the icon to download: These data are updated monthly. FmHA/RHS Programs that Construct, Purchase, or Repair Rural Housing Units Inception through FY 2003 These data are updated annually. State Data Sheets FY 2003 Alabama Kentucky North Carolina Washington ... Western Pacific Trust Terr.
SURVEY OF DEMAND FOR THE RHS FARM LABOR HOUSING PROGRAM Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, georgia, Idaho, Indiana restricted to farmworkers and their families. Other housing assistance programs cannot fill the http://www.ruralhome.org/pubs/farmworker/survey/surveytext.htm
Extractions: SURVEY OF DEMAND FOR THE FARM LABOR HOUSING PROGRAM Permission is granted ONLY to nonprofit community-based organizations to reproduce and/or adapt this document, and only for their own use. INTRODUCTION On June 24, 1997 the Housing Assistance Council (HAC) sent out 31 questionnaires to state Rural Development (RD) offices, the Rural Housing Service national office, and regional technical assistance providers. The purpose of the survey was to update estimates of future applications and potential projects for the Section 514/516 Farm Labor Housing program of the Rural Housing Service (RHS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Of the 31 surveys that were sent out, HAC received 28 responses that provided information documenting a total of 88 applicants seeking to develop more than 2,355 units of farm labor housing with Section 514/516 funding. The total estimate of loans and grants to be requested in Fiscal Year (FY) 1998 by these applicants is over $134.5 million. These projects are currently unfunded, but will seek funding in FY 1998. In FY 1997, Section 514/516 was appropriated $25 million. The implications of this unmet demand will be addressed in later sections of this paper. METHODOLOGY Rather than attempt to survey every state RD office, HAC chose to survey offices in those states which historically work with projects using Section 514/516 loans and grants. HAC contacted RD offices in Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.
Georgia Association Of Housing And Redevelopment Authorities Macon, georgia lies approximately 100 miles north of a perverse incentive for local programs to minimize fee structure discourages housing families with earned http://www.gahra.org/phada_testifies.htm
Extractions: Last year, PHADA testified that local housing authorities were under an assault more serious than anything we had experienced in decades. This year, HUD's assisted housing program budget proposal is worse. This funding proposal places the integrity of housing assistance programs, the institutional service delivery network, and the good faith between HUD and its partners at risk, and it ignores precedent Congressional action. In aggregate in the past four years, the administration will have proposed more than a $2 billion disinvestment for the public housing program, and this year we believe that the funding for Housing Choice Vouchers is deficient by an additional $2 billion. The burdens of that disinvestment ultimately fall on our communities and the citizens who use this housing assistance.
In The News: News Releases - Index Atlanta Salvation Army, A georgia Corporation Decatur Institute Albany Albany housing Coalition, Inc Hamilton County Job and family Services Cleveland http://www.appc1.va.gov/OPA/pressrel/PressArtInternet.cfm?id=740
Terry MBA Program At The University Of Georgia| Contact Us www.uga.edu/fas/ MBA Loans Program/Sallie Mae PO family and Graduate housing Office of family housing 710 East Campus Road The University of georgia Athens, GA http://www.terry.uga.edu/mba/contact_us/contact.html
Extractions: Contact Information The Terry College of Business is dedicated to assisting prospective students in any way possible. Listed below are addresses and links to University of Georgia offices and related organizations that can provide additional information or help that you may require. MBA Admissions Full-time Program
Extractions: Introduction After its first 18 months, the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) produced substantial effects on the employment and earnings of single-parent, long-term recipients in urban areas (Miller, et al. 1997). Subsequent analyses revealed that the program had notably different effects on recipients who were in public or subsidized housing at program entry compared with those who were not. Specifically, MFIP's impacts on employment and earnings were larger for the former group. This paper presents MFIP's 18-month impacts by housing status and examines several possible reasons for the pattern of impacts. MFIP's Impacts Tables and present MFIP's impacts on employment, earnings, and welfare receipt for single-parent, long-term recipients in urban areas. These data were presented in the 1997 interim report. Recall that the impact of the program is measured as the difference in outcomes between the research groups. The full MFIP program produced fairly substantial increases in employment and earnings (shown in column 4 of
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Housing called Lend Lease Actus and the georgiabased company then the company takes over family hosing on be the second installation to privatize housing under the http://www.usma.edu/publicaffairs/PVArchives/000714/Housing.htm
Extractions: A private developer has been selected to draw up a plan to take over management of family housing at Fort Hood, Texas, with the firm agreeing to renovate or replace the 5,482 quarters there and build several hundred new ones. The Army signed a contract June 28 with a company called Fort Hood Military Housing, LP a joint venture between a California firm called Lend Lease Actus and the Georgia-based company Trammell Crow Residential. Under the contract, the firm will work with the Army to draft a Community Development Management Plan for Fort Hood. This effort will take approximately six months. If the plan is accepted, then the company takes over family hosing on post. The contract will be for 50 years and is valued at approximately $4 billion. Forts Hood, Carson, Lewis and Meade were selected to participate in the RCI Pilot Program to test the concept of housing privatization for a larger-scale program within the Army, said Mahlon Apgar IV, assistant secretary of the Army for Installations and Environment. "RCI is all about taking care of our soldiers and their families," Apgar said after announcing the Fort Hood contract. He said the program will provide soldiers with a quality of housing that the Army could not otherwise afford, because of funding restraints.
Extractions: Background: Since our inception in 1991, ANDP has a strong track record of facilitating neighborhood revitalization through partnering with private funders and neighborhood community development corporations (CDCs) to implement mutually agreed upon strategies. These strategies have at their core the basic assumption that mixed-income housing is fundamental to the process of unlocking a neighborhood's economic potential. It is a necessary ingredient for effective community economic development. Community Economic Development is a long-term process of investment, construction and other enterprise that ultimately benefits the entire community. As a housing development catalyst, ANDP was created to rebuild neighborhoods and create economically viable mixed-income communities throughout metro Atlanta. To date, ANDP has invested in more than 6,000 affordable housing units in Atlanta.
Local HUD Offices In Georgia - HUD Local HUD Offices in georgia. Local Program Offices, US Department of housing and Urban Development 451 7th Street SW, Washington, DC 20410 Telephone (202) 708 http://www.hud.gov/local/index.cfm?state=ga&topic=working
Housing And Demographics Research Center The University Of Georgia Advisory Task Force. With dedication to research methodology, planning, and implementation. this document was prepared by the University of georgia's housing and Demographics Research A Eligible http://www.dca.state.ga.us/announce/workforcehousing.pdf
Georgia.gov - Past Accomplishments Governor Taylor supports the REBA program. Affordable housing in Rural georgia Supporting families is one of Mark Taylor s leading initiatives. http://ltgov.georgia.gov/00/article/0,2086,2199618_7615950_11795659,00.html
Extractions: Lt. Governor Taylor serves as Chairman of the Georgia Rural Development Council (GRDC). The Council's mission is to initiate and sustain a comprehensive effort that will enhance development in Georgia's rural communities by effectively addressing their needs, problems and opportunities in order to sustain the highest possible quality of life. Leadership in Rural Communities The GRDC, with the assistance of Lt. Governor Taylor, passed legislation to create a Regional Leadership Initiative and Statewide Leadership Collaborative through the University System of Georgia. This Leadership Initiative will concentrate on teaching leadership skills to individuals in Georgia rural communities to further the economic development prospects in these areas. OneGeorgia Authority Lt. Governor Taylor also serves as Vice Chairman of the OneGeorgia Authority. This Authority is managing the investment of one-third of the funds from the national tobacco settlement ($1.6 billion over 25 years) by supporting economic development projects in rural Georgia. "I have made rural economic development a priority for my administration and I am grateful for Governor Roy Barnes' support in creating this Authority to help create vibrant hometown communities in the rural parts of our state."
Extractions: 50-State Policies 50-State Demographics 50-State Economic Conditions Family Resource Simulator ... Income Converter STATE PROFILES National Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming POLICY PROFILES Child Care Cred, Fed Child Care Cred, State CCDF Subsidies Child Support Enforce EITC, Federal EIC's, State Food Stamps Minimum Wage Public Health-Children Public Health-Parents Section 8 Housing TANF Cash Assistance Unemployment Ins Home Economic Security Low-Income Families in Georgia: When A Full-Time Job Isnt Enough About 85 percent of low-income children have parents who work, and most have at least one parent working full-time, year-round. Nonetheless, many of these parents are unable to afford basic necessities for their families, such as food, housing, and stable child care. Even a full-time job is not always enough to make ends meet, and many parents cannot get ahead simply by working more. As earnings increaseparticularly as they rise above the official poverty levelfamilies begin to lose eligibility for work supports. At the same time, work-related expenses, such as child care and transportation, increase. This means that parents may earn more without a family experiencing more financial security.[
