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The Office
of Housing Assistance and Grant Administration is responsible for directing and
overseeing the housing assistance and grant programs administered by the Office
of Multifamily Housing. These programs include project-based Section 8 housing
assistance, Section 202/811 capital advance and project rental assistance programs,
Assisted-Living Conversion Program (ALCP), Rent Supplements, Service Coordinator,
Congregate Housing Services Grant Programs, etc.
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The
Neighborhood Networks staff directs the administration of the Neighborhood
Networks program. It oversees the existing Neighborhood Networks contract, monitors
field support for the program, and coordinates with other program areas throughout
the Department that have established or will be establishing similar programs.
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The
Housing Assistance Policy Division develops, issues, and interprets policies
for the preservation of affordable housing. The Division defines and establishes
business rules, including implementation of changes in statutes, regulations,
and administrative policies, which allow clients (owners, management agents, and
tenants) to clearly understand the requirements and guidelines for the following
project-based assisted programs: Section 8, Section 236 Rental Assistance Payments,
Section 221(d)(3) Below Market Interest Rate, and Rental Supplement Payments.
The Division develops policies for admission and occupancy requirements for project-based
assisted properties, and policies for renewing expiring Section 8 project-based
contracts, including contracts administered by the Rural Housing Development Agency
and by State housing agencies. The Division is responsible for reviewing existing
policies and determining where new policies and procedures are needed for the
purpose of reducing errors in the administration of HUD's project-based rental
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The
Grant Policy and Management Division develops the Notices of Funding Availability
(NOFA) and evaluation criteria for all Multifamily Housing grant and capital advance
programs, including Service Coordinator grants, Congregate Housing Services grants,
Section 202 and 811 Housing Capital Advances, Assisted-Living Conversion grants
(ALCP). The Division is also responsible for grant awards. The Division monitors
funding and the award of Section 202/811 capital advances through project completion.
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The
Grant and Housing Assistance Field Support Division provides technical
support to the field and Headquarters in the promotion of affordable housing opportunities.
The Division monitors Field Office performance against the Management Plan goals,
contract renewals, and other activity affecting the day-to-day management of housing
assistance/grant programs. This Division responds to technical questions on suspension,
abatement, and termination of housing assistance payments from the field. It monitors
owner opt-outs of Section 8 contracts, and the provision of tenant protection
vouchers. The Division coordinates multifamily policy regarding Tenant issues.
It also develops policy on certain issues and handles correspondence with members
of Congress, local officials, and the general public regarding housing assistance
programs. |
- OFFICE
TELEPHONE NO. (202) 708-3000
- FAX
NO. (202) 708-3104
- ROOM
NO. 6134
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