Welfare to Work Voucher Program Final Report 2001
Prepared by Quadel Consulting Corporation for the U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development, April 2001
In December 1999, Quadel Consulting was awarded a contract to provide
a broad-range of technical assistance to WtW sites during the first
year of program implementation. Technical assistance activities
included organizing a national conference; providing individual
assistance to PHAs with WtW Voucher programs, including onsite technical
assistance as-needed; developing and maintaining a Web site dedicated
to the interests of WtW PHAs; conducting a series of teleconferences
on issues related to building the capacity of WtW programs; and
coordinating workshops.
In March 2001, after the WtW voucher program had been in place for
15 months, Quadel Consulting conducted a comprehensive assessment
of the WtW program by gathering information from each program site.
The results of this assessment are detailed in the Welfare to Work
Voucher Program Final Report. This report focuses on lessons learned
and best practices for all aspects of program implementation, as
well as recommendations for ensuring continued success of the WtW
Voucher Program.
Note: This report is the final deliverable under Quadel Consulting
Corporation's previous contract to provide technical assistance
to HUD's WtW voucher program. Quadel Consulting Corporation wrote
this final report and its contents do not necessarily reflect the
opinions and policies of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development. This final report is dated March 31, 2001; therefore,
some of its contents may be out-of-date.
The following sections of the Welfare to Work Voucher Program Final
Report are posted on the WtW Web site:
- Executive
Summary lays
the framework for understanding HUD's Welfare to Work Housing
Voucher Program. (Adobe PDF, 2 pages)
- Trends
in Program
Implementation
summarizes various implementation techniques and trends in the
WtW program. (Adobe PDF, 19 pages)
- Lessons
Learned is a compilation of lessons learned based
on feedback obtained from individual sites and the Quadel team's
experience during the first 15 months in providing technical assistance
to WtW PHAs across the country. (Adobe PDF, 10 pages)
- Considerations
for HUD
highlights the program design strengths and weaknesses, recommendations
for ensuring success of the current program, and recommendations
for changes to the program if the program were to be expanded.
(Adobe PDF, 5 pages)
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