D.C. housing grants available

D.C. housing grants available

Washington Blade - August 10, 2001
Brian Moylan

The D.C. Department of Health's HIV/AIDS Administration is now accepting applications from nonprofit agencies in D.C. to provide housing and assistance for people living with AIDS. The HAA has about $3.5 million available, with most of the money set aside for tenant-based rental assistance and transitional housing, but there are nine other categories of housing in which agencies can apply for grants.

In order to qualify for the grants, agencies must act quickly; the deadline for applications is Friday, Aug. 17. Applications can be obtained from the Office of Research and Analysis at 441 Fourth St., NW, suite 400 South; by calling (202) 727-7775; or by visiting the Web site www.cfo.washingtondc.gov.

The funding for the grants comes from the HAA, the D.C. government, and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS Program.

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