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Housing Mobility Programs in the U.S. 2020 (PRRAC – Mobility Works, July 2020)

July 1, 2020 by

A PRRAC – Mobility Works Program Review (July 2020).

Editors: Heidi Kurniawan and Philip Tegeler.

Contributing authors: Gretchen Weissman, Nicole Rolfe, Peter Kye, and Brian Knudsen.

Excerpt: “All of this is changing now, with the impending release of $50 million in competitive grant funds, authorized by Congress in two years of bipartisan appropriations for the Housing Mobility Demonstration. As this report shows, the housing mobility field is beginning to rapidly expand, with new PHAs establishing partnerships in anticipation of the demonstration, and existing programs taking advantage of the flexibility offered by the HUD Small Area FMR rule, opening up new high opportunity areas previously off-limits to voucher families.”

Read the Program Review…

  • Appendix A: Matrix of Program Descriptors

 

Filed Under: Featured - Fair Housing, Featured - Fair Housing - Section 8, Publications

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