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HUD Section 4 Capacity Building Grant for Community Development and Affordable Housing

HUD is seeking applications for the Section 4 Capacity Building for Community Development and Affordable Housing grant program. - Government Buyer: - United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - Community Planning and Development Office - Eligible Applicants: - Only three organizations may apply: - Enterprise Community Partners Inc. - Local Initiatives Support Corporation - Habitat for Humanity International - Funding Details: - Approximately $84,000,000 in grant funds available - Requires a 3:1 private cost share/match for every federal dollar awarded - Program Focus: - Capacity building for community development and affordable housing - Target populations include low-income families, homeless, rural and small towns, Native Hawaiian, American Indian, and Alaska Native communities - Prioritizes projects in Opportunity Zones - Services Requested: - Technical assistance, training, and direct support for eligible projects - No specific products or equipment requested - Unique Requirements: - Strict eligibility limited to three named organizations - Emphasis on rural, underserved, and special populations - Separate grant agreements for each fiscal year of funding

Description

This funding opportunity from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) focuses on capacity building for community development and affordable housing. It aims to enhance access for low-income families and persons to affordable housing, including pathways for homeless populations to achieve self-sufficiency and stable housing. The program prioritizes projects in Opportunity Zones, broadens access for rural and small towns, and promotes accountability to ensure the program achieves its intended outcomes. Approximately $84 million in funding is available for eligible activities related to community development and affordable housing projects over a 48-month period. Eligible applicants are limited to Enterprise Community Partners Inc., Local Initiatives Support Corporation, and Habitat for Humanity International.

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