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HUD Announces $32 Million in HIV/AIDS Housing Aid...

...Funding to provide critical lifeline for thousands at risk for homelessness


Dateline: Oct. 10, 2007 

Community Dispatch - Goverment News You Can Use

HUD ANNOUNCES $32 MILLION IN HIV/AIDS HOUSING AID
TO HELP 31 AIDS PROGRAMS NATIONWIDE

Funding to provide critical lifeline for
thousands at risk for homelessness

WASHINGTON - More than 2,200 persons who are living with HIV/AIDS and at high risk for homelessness will find a stable home and receive the services they need because of $32.1 million in funding awarded today by Housing and Urban Development Secretary Alphonso Jackson. HUD grants will help 31 programs in 21 states to provide their clients with three years of permanent supportive housing.

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The funding announced today is part of HUD's Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Program. Housing assistance and related services funded by HOPWA are a vital part of the comprehensive system of care for those living with HIV/AIDS. A stable home environment is critical for low-income persons managing complex drug therapies and potential side effects from their treatments.

"Having a stable home can make all the difference in staying healthy and living with this disease," said Jackson. "These grants will help provide more than just homes to thousands of families with HIV/AIDS who might otherwise be facing homelessness."

In 2008, President Bush is seeking a record $300 million for HUD's HOPWA program, an increase of $14 million over current funding levels. These resources are expected to assist an estimated 70,500 households annually.

Ninety percent of HOPWA funds are distributed by formula to cities and states based on the number of AIDS cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. HUD's formula grants are managed by 120 local and state jurisdictions, which coordinate AIDS housing efforts with other HUD and community resources. This year, HUD is making available a total of $286.1 million in HOPWA funds to help communities provide housing for this special needs population.

HUD is providing $27.3 million to 27 existing projects and more than $4.8 million to support four new HIV/AIDS housing programs. These projects indicate they will assist approximately 2,200 households. Combined, these HUD-supported programs will leverage an additional $41.8 million from other public and private sources to provide related services in assisting their clients, representing $1.28 for every HOPWA dollar awarded.

The following local projects are being funded through HUD's HOPWA Program.

State

Recipient

City

Amount

Alabama

AIDS Alabama

Birmingham

$879,963

Health Services Center, Inc. *

Anniston

$861,224

Arizona

Pima County

Tucson

$1,268,844

California

City of San Jose

San Jose

$1,226,500

San Francisco Redevelopment Agency

San Francisco

$1,419,000

Housing Services Affiliate- Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center

San Francisco

$508,420

Colorado

Del Norte Neighborhood Development Corp.

Denver

$612,379

Delaware

Delaware HIV Consortium

Wilmington

$749,291

Florida

City of Key West

Key West

$1,424,500

Broward House, Inc. *

Fort Lauderdale

$1,339,000

Georgia

City of Savannah (Daniel-Flagg Villas Project)

Savannah

$269,278

City of Savannah (Project House Call)

Savannah

$685,696

Illinois

Cornerstone Services, Inc.

Joliet

$926,251

AIDS Foundation of Chicago *

Chicago

$1,419,762

Kentucky

Kentucky Housing Corporation

Frankfort

$434,160

Louisiana

Unity for the Homeless

New Orleans

$804,912

Massachusetts

Action, Inc.

Gloucester

$1,292,869

Justice Resource Institute

Boston

$1,338,283

Maryland

Health Care for Homeless, Inc.

Baltimore

$1,260,460

Minnesota

Clare Housing

Minneapolis

$421,029

Nebraska

Nebraska Health and Human Services

Lincoln

$1,414,728

New Jersey

New Jersey Dept of Health & Senior Services

Trenton

$1,235,300

New Mexico

Santa Fe Community Housing Trust

Santa Fe

$1,314,280

New York

The Fortune Society

New York

$1,136,465

Church Avenue Merchants Block Association, Inc.

Brooklyn

$1,339,000

Oregon

Our House of Portland

Portland

$1,037,013

Oregon State Department of Human Services *

Portland

$1,223,181

Rhode Island

Rhode Island Housing Mortgage Finance Corporation (Sunrise Project)

Providence

$1,240,606

Rhode Island Housing Mortgage Finance Corporation (New Transitions)

Providence

$741,355

Wisconsin

AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin

Milwaukee

$1,339,000

West Virginia

West Virginia Office of Economic Opportunity

Charleston

$960,499

 TOTAL

$32,123,248



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