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Funding Sources Successfully Used by States to Support Development of Integrated, Affordable, and Accessible Community Housing

11/02/2007 | Requests *

Summary

This guide offers a quick reference on housing resources that can be used to create integrated, affordable, and accessible housing and basic information on how to use these resources. Including community strategies that increase the amount of integrated, affordable, and accessible housing units that usually fall into three general categories: development of housing units; access to existing housing units; and asset development.

Author

Klein, M.S.W., Jay; Jones, M.A., Darrell L.; Horvath, M.S., David; Burchfiel, M.A., Sally

Available Files

Housing Finance Paper Word (563K, 78 pages)
Housing Finance Paper PDF (473K, 78 pages)

Keywords

Person Centered Planning; Nursing Facility Transition; Independent Living; Community Inclusion; Assistive Technology; housing finance; affordable and accessible housing; integrated housing; Housing Choice Voucher Program; Low Income Housing Tax Credits; Section 811; supportive housing; Housing Trust Funds; Individual Development Accounts; HOME Investment Partnerships Program; First Time Homebuyer; Home of Your Own; home modifications; Housing Registries; PHAs; LIHTC

Topic

Accessibility, Aging Issues, Consumer Direction, Housing, Long-Term Care, Physical Disabilities, Transition/Diversion from Institutions

Type/Tool

Assessments, Checklists, Manuals, Promising practices, Reports, Workbooks

Source

ILRU

State

Arkansas, Connecticut, Iowa, Maryland, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, All States/Territories

Date Created

01/02/2008

Contact

Sharon Finney

sfinney@bcm.tmc.edu

Short URL

www.hcbs.org/moreInfo.php/doc/2112

Permission to use any element of this document should be obtained by the above named contact person. Always name the originator as the source of this material.

* Reflects requests since January 1, 2007

HCBS / Clearinghouse for the Community Living Exchange Collaborative / (http://www.hcbs.org)