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Housing and Urban
Development department
awards $8.7 million in
grants for elderly and
disabled housing
projects
WASHINGTON
– The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development awarded $8,796,564 in grants today to 32
public housing agencies and non-profit organizations
across the country for supportive services that help
elderly and disabled public housing residents.
"Thousands of elderly and disabled public housing
residents rely on these grants to assist them in
maintaining an independent lifestyle,” said HUD
Secretary Alphonso Jackson. “In some cases, these
grants are the bridge to help our seniors and those
with disabilities to live a life that allows them to
fully participate in their communities and enjoy a
wide range of opportunities.”
The
funding is from HUD’s
Resident
Opportunities and Self Sufficiency (ROSS)
Elderly/Persons with Disabilities Program ,
which public housing authorities, resident
associations and non-profit organizations compete
for annually. The grants enable these entities to
hire project coordinators to work with elderly
residents and those with disabilities to link them
with supportive services available in their
communities, such as transportation, health and
wellness programs, and nutritious meal services,
allowing these individuals or families to live
independently longer.
HUD
is the nation's housing agency committed to
increasing homeownership, particularly among
minorities; creating affordable housing
opportunities for low-income Americans; and
supporting the homeless, elderly, people with
disabilities and people living with AIDS. The
Department also promotes economic and community
development, and enforces the nation’s fair housing
laws. More information about HUD and its programs
is available on the Internet at
www.hud.gov and
espanol.hud.gov .
Recipients listed by
state and by housing authority.
ALABAMA
$350,000
NORTH CAROLINA
$250,000
ARIZONA
$375,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE
$269,362
CALIFORNIA
$350,000
NEW JERSEY
$776,066
GEORGIA
$375,000
NEW YORK
$933,640
HAWAII
$388,522
OHIO
$622,487
ILLINOIS
$300,000
PENNSYLVANIA
$240,000
INDIANA
$350,000
TEXAS
$657,311
KANSAS
$240,000
VERMONT
$498,750
KENTUCKY
$318,032
WASHINGTON
$375,000
MICHIGAN
$164,734
WISCONSIN
$375,000
MISSISSIPPI
$250,000
WEST VIRGINIA
$239,160
MONTANA
$98,500
Elderly and Persons With
Disabilities
2006 Recipients
STATE
APPLICANT NAME
FUNDING AMOUNT
ALABAMA
Mobile Housing Board
$350,000
State Subtotal:
$350,000
ARIZONA
Lutheran Social Ministry of the Southwest
$375,000
State Subtotal:
$375,000
CALIFORNIA
The Housing Authority of the County of Los
Angeles
$350,000
State Subtotal:
$350,000
GEORGIA
Atlanta Regional Commission
$375,000
State Subtotal:
$375,000
HAWAII
Housing and Community Development
Corporation of Hawaii
$388,522
State Subtotal:
$388,522
ILLINOIS
Chicago Housing Authority
$300,000
State Subtotal:
$300,000
INDIANA
The Housing Authority of the City of New
Albany, Indiana
$350,000
State Subtotal:
$350,000
KANSAS
City of Wichita Housing Authority
$240,000
State Subtotal:
$240,000
KENTUCKY
Housing Authority of Catlettsburg
$110,708
Housing Authority of Corbin
$207,324
State Subtotal:
$318,032
MICHIGAN
Grand Rapids Housing Commission
$164,734
State Subtotal:
$164,734
MISSISSIPPI
Natchez Housing Authority
$250,000
State Subtotal:
$250,000
MONTANA
Public Housing Authority of Butte
$98,500
State Subtotal:
$98,500
NORTH CAROLINA
Gastonia Housing Authority
$250,000
State Subtotal:
$250,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dover Housing Authority
$269,362
State Subtotal:
$269,362
NEW JERSEY
Garfield Housing Authority
$350,000
Housing Authority of Gloucester County
$76,066
Housing Authority of the Township of
Woodbridge
$350,000
State Subtotal:
$776,066
NEW YORK
Catholic Family Center
$375,000
Ithaca Housing Authority
$333,640
White Plains Housing Authority
$225,000
State Subtotal:
$933,640
OHIO
Columbiana Metropolitan Housing Authority
$350,000
Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority
$272,487
State Subtotal:
$622,487
PENNSYLVANIA
Mercer County Housing Authority
$240,000
State Subtotal:
$240,000
TEXAS
City of San Marcos Housing Authority
$207,311
Housing Authority of the City of El Paso
$450,000
State Subtotal:
$657,311
VERMONT
Bennington Housing Authority
$250,000
Rutland Housing Authority
$248,750
State Subtotal:
$498,750
WASHINGTON
Neighborhood House
$125,000
Neighborhood House
$250,000
State Subtotal:
$375,000
WISCONSIN
Friends of Housing Corporation
$375,000
State Subtotal:
$375,000
WEST VIRGINIA
Wheeling Housing Authority
$239,160
State Subtotal:
$239,160
GRAND TOTAL:
$8,796,564
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