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The first step in developing a housing trust fund is to draft a proposal that will create the housing trust fund needed in your community. The goal is to put on the table your group’s ideal housing…
What defines a housing trust fund is securing a dedicated revenue source. This means that the funding source is committed by law to generate funds for the housing trust fund. Thus, a certain…
If there is one lesson communities have learned about housing policy, it is that no length of affordability is long enough when it comes to meeting the need for affordable housing. The twenty…
A majority of housing trust funds have an oversight body other than, or in addition to, the jurisdiction’s elected officials. This advisory board is typically appointed by elected officials,…
No other issue touches the heart of housing trust funds more than that of serving those populations that continue to have the most difficult time securing decent, affordable housing. Due to their…
By Kayla Springer, NLIHC Policy Intern NLIHC is excited to welcome Kayla Springer as a summer 2025 policy intern. Kayla is a rising senior at Harvard University studying Social Studies with a…
COHHIO Tenant Protections Roundtable - virtual, June 9 (Lindsay Duvall) Kingston Housing Task Force Community Housing Series – Kingston, NY, June 24 (Lindsay Duvall)
