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Expanding Choice: Practical Strategies for Building a Successful Housing Mobility Program (Urban Institute-PRRAC, May 2013)

May 21, 2013 by

An Urban Institute-PRRAC Policy Report (May 2013).

Excerpt: “The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program, administered by public housing agencies (PHAs) across the country, provides low-income households the ability to affordably rent decent housing practically anywhere in the United States. And yet, they don’t. Studies have shown that voucher holders are concentrated in a relatively small portion of the neighborhoods with available affordable rental housing. These neighborhoods are often poorer, more racially segregated, and of lower quality than other neighborhoods; and the schools in these places have difficulty closing the achievement gap.”

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  • Appendix A: Guidance on requesting a regulatory waiver
  • Appendix B: State, Local, and Federal Laws Barring Source-of-Income Discrimination (UPDATED)
  • Appendix C: Data sources and measures
  • Appendix D: Sample landlord outreach materials
  • Appendix E: Sample family recruitment materials
  • Appendix F: Sample assessment form
  • Appendix G: Sample enrollment agreement
  • Appendix H: Sample budget
  • Appendix I: Annotated Bibliography of Housing Mobility Research

 

Filed Under: Featured - Fair Housing - Section 8, Housing Choice Voucher Mobility, Publications, Section 8 Voucher Reform

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