QUESTIONSThe Changing Face of Affordable Housing and Community Revitalization Conference
Venue: The Performance Institute Conference Center
Location: Arlington, Virginia, United States
| Event Date/Time: Jun 18, 2009 | End Date/Time: Jun 19, 2009 |
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10.1 billion dollars already have been allocated and more is coming…How will HUD and the Recovery Act help revitalize struggling communities in 2009?
With many HUD programs in place, organizations now have the opportunity to obtain funding for affordable housing and community redevelopment programs. This two-day training, hosted by The Performance Institute, will examine and outline available funds and renewed resources from current HUD initiatives that will help stabilize and revitalize communities across the country. It will also examine governmental initiatives that impact grants management.
There’s no time to lose! Sign up for this comprehensive event today and guide your organization through this challenging economy with new financial resources.
You Will Learn to:
* Understand and track the distribution of funds from HUD through our federal budget and the Recovery Act
* Identify HUD programs designed to revitalize and renew neighborhoods
* Effectively manage HUD and CDBG grants under the Recovery Act
With many HUD programs in place, organizations now have the opportunity to obtain funding for affordable housing and community redevelopment programs. This two-day training, hosted by The Performance Institute, will examine and outline available funds and renewed resources from current HUD initiatives that will help stabilize and revitalize communities across the country. It will also examine governmental initiatives that impact grants management.
There’s no time to lose! Sign up for this comprehensive event today and guide your organization through this challenging economy with new financial resources.
You Will Learn to:
* Understand and track the distribution of funds from HUD through our federal budget and the Recovery Act
* Identify HUD programs designed to revitalize and renew neighborhoods
* Effectively manage HUD and CDBG grants under the Recovery Act
