King County Housing Authority Publication Highlights KCHA's Role in Addressing Homelessness
The King County Housing Authority has put together a short booklet on their role in addressing homelessness in their community.
The King County Housing Authority has put together a short booklet on their role in addressing homelessness in their community.
From Home Forward's press release:
From the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority's website:
From the San Diego Housing Commission's press release:
Construction that begins next week will transform a former extended-stay hotel in Mission Valley into affordable rental apartments owned by the San Diego Housing Commission (SDHC) to provide rental homes of their own for more than 160 people currently in homelessness shelters or on the streets in the City of San Diego.
From KEYT News:
The Housing Authority of the City of San Buenaventura has started construction on the Valentine Road Apartments in Ventura.
From WANE 15 News:
Fort Wayne Housing Authority broke ground on a housing development Tuesday that aims to provide supportive housing for at-risk individuals and adults facing chronic homelessness.
The project, named Hillcrest Commons, will demolish the vacant Hillcrest School and provide 24 one-bedroom units that will be subsidized through vouchers from Fort Wayne Housing Authority. Parkview Behavioral Health Institute will also provide “supportive services.”
From Signal Cleveland:
Rental assistance is set to be available at two Cleveland housing developments intended for veterans and their families.
The Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority Board of Commissioners approved two agenda items at its Aug. 7 meeting allowing the authority to enter agreements with developers for housing vouchers at two forthcoming projects:
Cleveland West Veterans Housing on the West Side
CLPHA is pleased to announce that our Housing Is Initiative has received funding from the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) to help us guide and assist public housing authorities (PHAs) in their efforts to expand and stabilize housing opportunities for some of our nation’s most vulnerable individuals.
Applications for First Cohort Due August 12
From the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH):
From News on 6 Oklahoma City:
Oklahoma City council members have chosen to partner with the Oklahoma City Housing Authority for the MAPS 4 project to combat homelessness.
The $10 million project would provide hundreds of new homes and repair nearly 1,500 assisted-housing units.