Rural Housing Home Page Home Page Community programs Multi family housing Rural Business Other Information Line Break. Single family housing programs http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/ga/trhs.htm
Extractions: USDA, Rural Development provides home ownership loans in rural areas of Georgia to very-low, low, and moderate income families. The various programs we offer enable us to assist numerous individuals and families who would normally be unable to obtain the necessary financing for the purchase or repair of their home. Please take the opportunity to view the different programs we have available. Please send any comments or suggestions to: craig.scroggs@ga.usda.gov Last Updated : April 21, 2003
DCA | Single Family Development Program A hard copy of the Single family Development Program manual is available Opening Doors through Affordable Single family housing Development Training http://www.dca.state.ga.us/housing/housingdevelopment/programs/singlefamilydev.a
Extractions: Home Quick Picks Audience Programs ... Fostering Sustainable Development Single Family Development Program Program Description Contact Information This new initiative is designed to assist local communities throughout Georgia to expand the supply of affordable single family housing and to increase homeownership opportunities for low to moderate income individuals. Prospective applicants may develop new housing in subdivision style settings, rehabilitate vacant and dilapidated housing in established neighborhoods or construct new housing on vacant lots in inner city communities. Under the SFY2006 Single Family Development Program, nonprofit and for-profit housing developers and/or local public housing authorities may apply for up to $300,000 in financing to assist with the construction and sale of single family housing. These resources are offered as gap financing in the form of a Home Buyer Subsidy and/or a Development Subsidy. Applicants are required to obtain construction term financing from another lending source. A hard copy of the Single Family Development Program manual is available at the cost of $20. Make check payable to the Georgia Housing Finance Authority and mail it to: Ms. Malisa Thompson, 60 Executive Park South, NE., Atlanta, GA 30329.
Dream Home 2005 - Charities It assists women with rent, utilities, georgia identification cards, georgia area. HINF provides three housing programs for homeless families http://www.atlantamagazine.com/dreamhome/charities.htm
Extractions: Atlanta Magazine Dream Home 2005 has partnered with the Country Club of the South Charity Guild - a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to improving the Atlanta community by raising funds for local charities. In the fifteen years since the group began, the Country Club of the South Charity Guild has donated over $2 million to local charities. This year's Atlanta Magazine Dream Home will benefit: Country Club of the South Charity Guild Alpharetta, GA 30022 www.charityguild.org The Atlanta Day Shelter for Women and Children is an ecumenical day time home and resource center that serves over 175women and children per day, and more than 6500 annually. It is the only day shelter in the Atlanta area. It is open 7 days a week. In its fifteen years of operation it has touched the lives of thousands of Atlanta's homeless in some positive and lasting way. God has richly blessed the Day Shelter's efforts and hundreds of families have become self sufficient and independent from shelter living as a result of services, programs and resources provided. Love, spiritual guidance, care and support are among those resources.
Extractions: Over the years, the Athens Housing Authority has enabled many families to set personal and financial goals. As one of the largest providers of rental housing in Athens-Clarke County, the Athens Housing Authority offers families a variety of programs that foster community involvement, academic learning, and job skills readiness in an encouraging environment. School bus transportation is provided to all Clarke County elementary schools located on the Westside. Transportation to Clarke Middle School is also provided to all neighborhoods except Rocksprings, which is within walking distance. Parkview Homes, Parkview Extension, Broadacres, and Rocksprings Homes are within walking distance of Clarke Central High School.
Providing Advocacy University of georgia housing Education Program College of family and Consumer Science places a strong emphasis on the needs of georgia Latinos. http://www.fachc.org/state_specific_resources.htm
Extractions: Providing Advocacy, Resources and Assistance to Florida's Federally Qualified Health Centers in their Efforts to Deliver Quality Healthcare Services Throughout the State FACHC Home Farmworker Home Farmworker Background ... Resources Farmworker Issues and Events State Specific (AL, FL, GA, MS) State Specific Resources Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi ... Other Alabama Resources Alabama Labor and Employment Contacts for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers State and National Offices and Contact information. Alabama Links Alabama Agriculture Maps Graphic county level data about farms and cropland Alabama Community Foundations A community foundation has an independent board that is broadly representative of the public interest and it maintains a diverse grants program that is not limited in scope. Alabama Primary Health Care Association Represents the Federally Qualified Community Health Centers (FQHC) in the state Florida Medicaid Border Initiative For medical providers located in Georgia or Alabama within 50 miles of the Florida border who regularly provide services to Florida Medicaid recipients. 800 377-8216
Georgia Family Link - Search By Program This is an alphabetical listing of programs. A Friend of the family A+ Parents Child Care Resource and Referral Agency of Northeast georgia at Athens http://www.gafamilylink.com/programs.php
North Georgia Community Action The North georgia Community Action main office is located at PO Box 760, 1344 Talking Rock family Resettlement Program, Financial, Food/Clothing/housing http://www.careerdepot.org/ngca.htm
Extractions: North Georgia Community Action, Inc. "Helping People Help Themselves" Locations of Offices Services Available Locations The North Georgia Community Action main office is located at P.O. Box 760, 1344 Talking Rock Road, Jasper GA 30143 (706) 692-5644 or (800) 440-1642, Fax (706) 692-2804. For further information contact Frank Hill, Director or one of the Community Service Centers listed below. Catoosa County Boynton Voting Precinct Building, Boynton Drive, P.O. Box 926, Ringgold 30736 Chattooga County Senior Center Building, 152 Senior Drive, P.O. Box 414, Summerville, GA 30747 Cherokee County 1229 Univeter Road, P.O. Box 534, Canton 30114 Dade County Senior Center Building, Highway 11, P.O. Box 552, Trenton 30752 Fannin County 6408 Old Highway 76, P.O. Box 327, Blue Ridge 30513 Gilmer County Gilmer County Civic Center, 1559 South Main Street, Suite 102, P.O. Box 541, Ellijay, Georgia 30540 Murray County 217 East Market Street, P.O. Box 835, Chatsworth, Georgia 30705
Extractions: Medical College of Georgia Georgia Mental Health Network GMHN Site Map MCG Home A-Z Index ... Self-Assessment Tools HUD Issues 2002 Notice of Funding Availability for Housing Programs NAMI E-News April 9, 2002 Vol. 02-64 On March 26th, HUD announced the availability of funding to expand affordable housing opportunities for people with mental illnesses and other disabilities. The HUD SuperNOFA announcement represents a critical step in the process of how local governments, housing authorities and non-profits access federal housing funds. NAMI state and local affiliates and advocates have an important role to play in pushing local officials and housing organizations to apply for programs that target housing resources to non-elderly adults with severe mental illnesses. Over the coming weeks and months, state and local housing officials, housing authority directors and non-profit groups will be deciding whether or not apply for HUD funding through programs such as Section 8, Section 811 and McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance. In many states and communities, it will take the assertive advocacy of NAMI leaders to push these officials to make a priority of seeking HUD funds for individuals with severe mental illness.
Extractions: Today Congress begins a "lame duck" session that is expected to extend into December. President Bush's proposal to establish a new cabinet level department for homeland security is expected to top the congressional agenda. However, members of Congress - many of whom will not be returning to office in January - will also be considering other issues including remaining FY 2003 spending bills and additional payments to physicians, hospitals and health plans under the Medicare program. It is also possible that Congress will consider action on legislation to require health plans to cover treatment for mental illness on the same terms and conditions as all other illnesses (insurance parity). Mental Illness Parity Bill Still Alive Increased attention has been focused on parity since the tragic death of lead Senate sponsor Paul Wellstone of Minnesota in a plane crash on October 25. During this "lame duck" session, there may be opportunities for members of Congress to press for action on a range of legislative priorities that were not acted on earlier this year. Parity is part of a long list of bills that was left unresolved before the election. However, few of these bills enjoy the strong bipartisan support that parity does in both the House and Senate and, most importantly, from President Bush. Only a handful of unpassed bills in the 107th Congress can match the record of accomplishment of the mental illness parity measure:
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Robins AFB Public Website and support programs. family Support Center The focal point for Air Force family matters and newcomer Military family housing information. SLED Report http://www.robins.af.mil/
Homes Across America family housing and Environment Samual Robertson, State Extension Program Manager University of georgia College of family and Consumer Sciences Extension http://www.homes-across-america.org/search/searchForAssistance.cfm
Union Mission - Savannah, Georgia The Potters Project is a transitional housing program in which consumers may reside Shelter Plus Care (All programs) 63 individuals and families served http://www.unionmission.org/housing_services.asp
Extractions: Housing Services Housing Services of Union Mission provides an array of housing options for homeless individuals and families. The primary goal is to meet the housing needs of our consumers by surrounding them with intensive support services to facilitate independence and self-sufficiency. Grace House is a 50 bed emergency shelter designed to meet the needs of homeless men. - For more information about the Magdalene call: (912) 236-7423 The Potters Project consists of Potters Place and the Hacienda House. The Potters Place is a 12-bed facility specifically designed for men in recovery of substance abuse. The Hacienda House is a 9-bed facility specifically designed for women in recovery of substance abuse. The Potters Project is a transitional housing program in which consumers may reside in the program for up to two years while actively working on a living a drug - free lifestyle. - For more information about Potters or Hacienda call: (912) 435-5151 Eagles Point is a long- term community based permanent housing program that provides supportive services to homeless persons with disabilities. Eagles Point has 14 apartment units available for consumers who meet the permanent housing eligibility criteria.
Extractions: login register help TOOLS Home Multifamily Housing News Article Calendar Discussion Boards Expert Chats Multimedia Top News Stories Week In Review Newsletter TOPICS All Topics Multifamily Housing Property Management Single-Family Housing Economic Revitalization Fair Housing Homelessness Organizational Development Public Housing Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta to Award Georgia Partnerships $4.3 Million for Affordable Housing; Atlanta to Receive Nearly $2 Million for Revitalization, Single-Family Construction Projects PrimeZone Media Network ATLANTA, Aug. 8, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) Nine Georgia projects will receive $4.3 million to create 853 affordable housing units in Atlanta, Augusta, Colquitt, Columbus, and Young Harris as part of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta's Affordable Housing Program (AHP). In metro Atlanta, four of the winning partnerships will use more than $2 million in grants for revitalization projects and to construct single-family homes in the City of Atlanta and Dekalb County. CooperativeResourceCenter,Inc.andRegionsBankwilluseCooperativeResourceCenter,Inc.andRegionsBankwilluse
About Us - Travelers Aid Family Services HUD made awards to two of the agencys housing programs $505542 for the family two programs provided transitional shelter and housing for 49 families, http://www.taboston.org/aboutus.html
Extractions: Since 1920, the mission of Travelers Aid Family Services (TAFS) has been to assist those without a home or away from home. Today, TAFS staff and volunteers work with and for vulnerable individuals and families to address their immediate and longer term housing, transportation, and social support needs through direct services, preventative approaches, and advocacy. Travelers Aid Family Services long tradition has its roots in the late 19th century when socially active citizens formed associations to assist immigrants arriving daily at Boston Harbor. In 1916, Travelers Aid Family Services (TAFS) began serving rail passengers at South Station, where staff and volunteers assisted travelers seven days a week. TAFS was officially incorporated in 1920 with the mission of assisting the traveling public, including the poor and disadvantaged. In 1956, the agency initiated volunteer-operated information and referral services at Logan International Airport, thereby expanding its constituency to include commercial air travelers. The history of Travelers Aid Family Services is the story of people displaced by the social upheavals of the 19th and 20th centuries. Throughout the years, case managers have assisted immigrant families and single women in their searches for housing and employment, as well as facilitating transportation for stranded travelers, runaways, refugees, military personnel, and migrant workers.
Southwest Georgia FMRP Southwest georgia family Medicine Residency Program Albany , GA 317072442 housing Allowance, No. Time Off for Conferences, Yes http://www.aafp.org/residencies/090045001.html
Northeast Georgia Regional Development Center loans, grants and rental assistance for multifamily housing as well as loans and grants for single-family housing; Utility Program http://www.negrdc.org/departments/ecodev/servicesfed.asp
Extractions: funding and resources for Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities For more information about the funding programs mentioned above, or for assistance with grant writing and/or administration, please contact Jack Stanick at 706 546-2471. The Appalachian Regional Commission provides funding for local government infrastructure projects related to economic development in Barrow, Elbert, Jackson, and Madison Counties.
