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20th Anniversary Celebration Building Homes, Transforming Lives

Thursday, 6 PM, September 30, 2010, Hyatt Regency, New Brunswick, NJ


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NSP and Supportive Housing

by Asish Patel on September 1, 2010

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Supportive housing works!

by Richard W. Brown on July 21, 2010

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Seventeen Gala Sponsors!

by Asish Patel on July 18, 2010

in 20th Anniversary Celebration - Building Homes, Transforming Lives

FHLBNY awards $9.2 million to 15 NJ projects

by Asish Patel on July 8, 2010

in Supportive Housing

Make Recovery a Reality

by Richard W. Brown on June 2, 2010

in Advocacy

Paterson Park Videos

by Richard W. Brown on May 13, 2010

in

Paterson Park Videos are Online

by Asish Patel on May 9, 2010

in Ending Homelessness

Staff

by Richard W. Brown on May 4, 2010

in

A Birch Tree Grows in Paterson

by Asish Patel on May 31, 2009

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Martone promoted to Deputy Commissioner of DHS

by Richard W. Brown on February 17, 2009

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HUD Announces 202 and 811 Awards

by Richard W. Brown on January 13, 2009

in Supportive Housing

HUD releases 2009 NOFA General Section

by Richard W. Brown on December 29, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Arc Warren holds Dedication Ceremony

by Richard W. Brown on November 18, 2008

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Scarc Breaks Ground for Second New Project This Month!

by Richard W. Brown on October 19, 2008

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Scarc Breaks Ground for New Project!

by Richard W. Brown on October 14, 2008

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Menendez introduces Senate version of 811 reform bill

by Richard W. Brown on September 25, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Bringing it Back Home

by Richard W. Brown on September 21, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Anti-Poverty Network of New Jersey Annual Conference

by Richard W. Brown on September 1, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Winter may be numbing or mild but heating bills will soar

by Richard W. Brown on August 27, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

4% Tax Credits: An Untapped Resource

by Richard W. Brown on August 25, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Integrated Housing Models Training on October 14th

by Richard W. Brown on August 18, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

MHANJ’s Consumer Connections Director Honored

by Richard W. Brown on August 17, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Frank Mellville 811 bill approved by House Commitee

by Richard W. Brown on August 4, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

NAEH Conference Presents Information on Re-Entry Strategies

by Taiisa Telesford Kelly on August 1, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Out of Reach 2008: Rental Housing and the Current Crisis

by Richard W. Brown on July 17, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Connecting Supportive Housing Tenants to Employment

by Richard W. Brown on July 14, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Congressman Rothman co-sponsors 811 reform bill

by Richard W. Brown on July 8, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

How to develop large scale supportive housing scheduled for September 9th

by Richard W. Brown on July 7, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Progress being made in DC on the federal budget

by Richard W. Brown on July 6, 2008

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Eva’s Village Apartments highlighted in Herald News

by Richard W. Brown on July 6, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

FHLBNY awards $9.3 million to 23 NJ projects

by Richard W. Brown on July 6, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Eva’s Village among 12 projects to receive tax credit awards

by Richard W. Brown on July 2, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Attendance soars for Congressional Reception!

by Richard W. Brown on July 2, 2008

in Advocacy Network,Congressional Reception,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Congressman Sires co-sponsors 811 reform bill

by Richard W. Brown on June 29, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Are tax credit prices stabilizing?

by Richard W. Brown on June 26, 2008

in Supportive Housing

July 30th Congressional Reception gains momentum!

by Richard W. Brown on June 25, 2008

in Advocacy Network,Congressional Reception,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Section 811 reform hearing Video available

by Richard W. Brown on June 24, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

House Subcommittee Approves HUD Appropriations Bill

by Richard W. Brown on June 24, 2008

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

State Senate approves housing reform

by Richard W. Brown on June 23, 2008

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

June 23rd vote in state Senate on housing reform needs your support now to pass!

by Richard W. Brown on June 21, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Dorothy Ambruso, a trailblazer for supportive housing, died on June 17th

by Richard W. Brown on June 18, 2008

in Supportive Housing

House to Hold Hearing on Section 811 Bill

by Richard W. Brown on June 17, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Tax credit expansion bill passes Ways and Means Committee

by Richard W. Brown on June 17, 2008

in Supportive Housing

DAS provides funding for supportive housing

by Richard W. Brown on June 17, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Affordable Housing Reform Plan approved by Assembly

by Richard W. Brown on June 16, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Monarch Housing holds its 18th Annual Meeting

by Richard W. Brown on June 15, 2008

in Nonprofit

10th Annual Conference on Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on June 15, 2008

in Calendar

10th Annual Conference on Supportive Housing scheduled for December 5th

by Richard W. Brown on June 15, 2008

in Supportive Housing

States respond to falling tax credit prices

by Richard W. Brown on June 12, 2008

in Supportive Housing

2008 Governor’s Excellence in Housing Awards due by July 25th

by Richard W. Brown on June 11, 2008

in Supportive Housing

The Stratford ribbon cutting provides hope for the homeless

by Richard W. Brown on June 8, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Family homelessness,Supportive Housing

Congressman Pallone co-sponsors the Section 811 reform legislation

by Richard W. Brown on June 5, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

PowerPoint explains benefits of Section 811 reform

by Richard W. Brown on June 4, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Aging out youth crisis highlighted in new studies

by Richard W. Brown on June 1, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Lily Mae Grand Opening Video!

by Asish Patel on May 29, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

The Stratford provides permanent supportive housing for the homeless

by Richard W. Brown on May 29, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Why Save Section 811?

by Richard W. Brown on May 28, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Photos from the Lily Mae Grand Opening are online!

by Richard W. Brown on May 26, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Videos from the Lily Mae Grand Opening

by Asish Patel on May 23, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Rental housing impacted by foreclosure crisis

by Richard W. Brown on May 21, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Did the Senate foreclose on the National Housing Trust Fund?

by Richard W. Brown on May 20, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

A common vision can produce an affordable future

by Richard W. Brown on May 19, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Advocacy Network seeks members to end homelessness in NJ

by Richard W. Brown on May 12, 2008

in Advocacy Network,Congressional Reception

Opening Doors highlights Section 811 reform bill

by Richard W. Brown on May 12, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

COAH proposes new third round rules

by Richard W. Brown on May 8, 2008

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HUD releases 2008 SuperNOFA

by Richard W. Brown on May 7, 2008

in Supportive Housing

NJCDC’s Birch Street Apartments is up and running

by Richard W. Brown on May 6, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Side by Side Comparison of the Frank Melville Supportive Housing Investment Act of 2008

by Richard W. Brown on May 5, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Lily Mae Construction is Complete!

by Asish Patel on April 30, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Aging out youth projects in NJ highlighted in Affordable Housing Finance magazine

by Richard W. Brown on April 29, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Fact sheet on the Frank Melville Supportive Housing Investment Act of 2008

by Richard W. Brown on April 28, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Seashell supportive housing works!

by Richard W. Brown on April 28, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Non-Profits Receive Aid To Buy Foreclosed Homes

by Richard W. Brown on April 27, 2008

in Supportive Housing

HUD’s 2008 SuperNOFA Release Is Imminent!

by Richard W. Brown on April 25, 2008

in Supportive Housing

HUD Releases NOFA for Demonstration Program for Elderly Housing for Intergenerational Families

by Richard W. Brown on April 24, 2008

in Supportive Housing

CSH to hold Hot Topics Audio-Conference on “Treatment for Homeless” Grants

by Richard W. Brown on April 23, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

CSH to hold Hot Topics Audio-Conference on Addressing Opposition to the Siting of Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on April 22, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Exurbia seeing greater home price drops than urban areas

by Richard W. Brown on April 21, 2008

in Community development,Supportive Housing

Can Preston save HUD?

by Richard W. Brown on April 20, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing Policy for those with a severe mental illness

by Richard W. Brown on April 15, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Section 811 reform bill introduced in Congress

by Richard W. Brown on April 13, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Renters at risk from sub-prime foreclosures

by Richard W. Brown on April 13, 2008

in Community development,Supportive Housing

Out of Reach 2007-2008 released by NLIHC

by Richard W. Brown on April 9, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Job prospects for reentry population highlighted on Marketplace

by Richard W. Brown on April 8, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Seashell Open House

by Richard W. Brown on April 7, 2008

in Calendar

The Seashell provides supportive housing

by Richard W. Brown on April 7, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Issues in the First Year of Operations

by Richard W. Brown on April 3, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HUD’s Crisis Management Evaluated on NPR

by Richard W. Brown on March 31, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Inclusionary zoning works

by Richard W. Brown on March 30, 2008

in Supportive Housing

How much does it cost to live in NJ?

by Richard W. Brown on March 27, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Land Use Issues Training offered by CSH on April 29th

by Richard W. Brown on March 26, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

CSH Releases 2008 Training Calendar

by Richard W. Brown on March 25, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

CSH Analysis of General Section of the HUD NOFA

by Richard W. Brown on March 24, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing for Grandparents to be built in Newark

by Richard W. Brown on March 23, 2008

in Supportive Housing

HUD Publishes General Section of 2008 NOFA

by Richard W. Brown on March 19, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Federal Funding Priorities for FY2009 and their impact on Supportive Housing

by Taiisa Telesford Kelly on March 13, 2008

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Tax credits crunched by downturn in the economy

by Richard W. Brown on March 12, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Day by day we can and will end homelessness in New Jersey!

by Richard W. Brown on March 11, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Is HUD’s budget a disaster waiting to happen?

by Richard W. Brown on March 10, 2008

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

HUD issues Opportunity To Register Early and for Electronic Applications

by Richard W. Brown on March 9, 2008

in Supportive Housing

CSH’s My Story provides testimonies of the success of supportive housing

by Richard W. Brown on March 6, 2008

in Ending Homelessness

New Study Finds Disabled Housing Needs Twice as High as HUD Estimates

by Richard W. Brown on March 5, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Designing a Local Housing Subsidy Program

by Richard W. Brown on March 3, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

The Future of Federal Funding for Permanent Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on March 2, 2008

in Advocacy

Advocacy Network

by Richard W. Brown on February 27, 2008

in

DMHS issues Home To Recovery plan to resolve Olmstead

by Richard W. Brown on February 19, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Bridgeway to celebrate the opening of the Henry Hill House on February 29th

by Asish Patel on February 15, 2008

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Housing

by Richard W. Brown on February 10, 2008

in

Waiting list grows longer

by Richard W. Brown on February 10, 2008

in Supportive Housing

HUD-VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) Program

by Richard W. Brown on February 7, 2008

in Ending Homelessness

The 2009 federal budget’s impact on homelessness

by Richard W. Brown on February 5, 2008

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

New Edition of Essential Elements of a Mental Health Court

by Richard W. Brown on February 4, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Still time to sign up for the lobby refresher course

by Richard W. Brown on February 4, 2008

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness

Tax Credit Reform Legislation Expected in 2008

by Richard W. Brown on February 3, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Housing Policy Website to debut on January 29th

by Richard W. Brown on January 29, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Photos are online from the Camden DREAMS Grand Opening

by Asish Patel on January 28, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Lean on me song helps make Camden DREAMS come true

by Asish Patel on January 28, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Dreams come true on Benson Street

by Asish Patel on January 28, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Housing Web Site for the 2008 Elections set up by NLIHC

by Richard W. Brown on January 24, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Chronically Homeless See New Woes in New Orleans

by Richard W. Brown on January 24, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Update on supportive housing vouchers for homeless veterans

by Richard W. Brown on January 23, 2008

in Ending Homelessness

Lobby and policy update session to be held on February 14th

by Richard W. Brown on January 22, 2008

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness

Workshop on Proposed COAH Rule Changes

by Richard W. Brown on January 22, 2008

in COAH

1/20/09 The End of an Error

by Richard W. Brown on January 20, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

North Carolina study documents cost effectiveness of supportive housing

by Richard W. Brown on January 17, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Lily Mae saves energy as it nears completion

by Asish Patel on January 16, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

HMFA and FHLBNY to hold joint training session

by Richard W. Brown on January 16, 2008

in Supportive Housing

COAH gets six more months to adopt new rules

by Richard W. Brown on January 10, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Eighteen NJ projects approved for AHP Grants

by Richard W. Brown on January 9, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Poverty remains high despite the economy

by Richard W. Brown on January 9, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Female Veterans ever larger number of the homeless

by Richard W. Brown on January 8, 2008

in Ending Homelessness

Home owners get majority of federal housing subsidies

by Richard W. Brown on January 8, 2008

in Supportive Housing

Your testimony needed at hearings on ending homelessness!

by Richard W. Brown on January 6, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Affordable housing needs exceed 166,000 units

by Richard W. Brown on January 4, 2008

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Renovations are Underway for JSDD Supportive Living Project

by Asish Patel on January 3, 2008

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

When they leave Iowa will they listen to us?

by Richard W. Brown on January 1, 2008

in Advocacy

Common nonsense

by Richard W. Brown on December 31, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Housing First

Ending Homelessness Works!

by Richard W. Brown on December 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Housing First

CSH adds conference materials to web site

by Richard W. Brown on December 27, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Good news for ending homelessness!

by Richard W. Brown on December 27, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

119 new units to be built with the 2007 CoC Awards!

by Richard W. Brown on December 26, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

Homeless Funding Announcements make the news

by Richard W. Brown on December 25, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

Ending homelessness is more than just about numbers

by Richard W. Brown on December 23, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

HUD Announces 2007 Continuum of Care Awards!

by Richard W. Brown on December 21, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

Homeless and Special Needs Housing Work Group Announces Public Comment Meetings

by Richard W. Brown on December 19, 2007

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Hawthorne Heights – Welcome Home!

by Asish Patel on December 17, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

COAH PROPOSES NEW THIRD ROUND RULES

by Richard W. Brown on December 17, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

House Releases details of HUD’s 2008 Budget

by Richard W. Brown on December 17, 2007

in Advocacy

House to vote Tuesday on budget

by Richard W. Brown on December 17, 2007

in Advocacy

Budget deal hurts human needs

by Richard W. Brown on December 16, 2007

in Advocacy

House Passes Section 202 Reform Bill

by Richard W. Brown on December 16, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Tax Credits prioritize green and supportive housing

by Richard W. Brown on December 13, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Federal Budget Battle Appears to be over

by Richard W. Brown on December 12, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Project Live Office and Residences Grand Opening

by Asish Patel on December 11, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

CoC Summit sets the stage for 2008

by Richard W. Brown on December 10, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

Katrina’s continuing damage

by Richard W. Brown on December 10, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

Renovations Underway for Allies Homes 2005

by Asish Patel on December 6, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Update and immediate action needed on HUD’s Budget

by Richard W. Brown on December 4, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Investing in our backyards

by Richard W. Brown on December 2, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Best Practice in Supportive Housing and Employment

by Richard W. Brown on December 2, 2007

in Supportive Housing

New Vouchers in HUD’s 2008 Budget

by Richard W. Brown on November 28, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

The Mayor of the Hill

by Richard W. Brown on November 25, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Lily Mae is almost ready for occupancy!

by Asish Patel on November 23, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

House approves HUD Budget

by Richard W. Brown on November 15, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

NJ Homeless Planning and Continuum of Care Summit

by Richard W. Brown on November 13, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

Lawmakers unveil plan to build more affordable housing

by Richard W. Brown on November 13, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

How sly tricks can undermine reform

by Richard W. Brown on November 11, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

CSH Hot Topic: Providing Appropriate Housing Solutions

by Richard W. Brown on November 8, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Columbia Supportive Living Nears Completion

by Asish Patel on November 8, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Supportive Housing improves and stabilizes communities

by Richard W. Brown on November 6, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Will the President veto the HUD budget?

by Richard W. Brown on November 4, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Appropriations Strategy to Thwart HUD Veto Threat

by Richard W. Brown on October 31, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Robins’ Nest opens the final phase of Life Link Homes!

by Richard W. Brown on October 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

SRAP Deadline

by Richard W. Brown on October 30, 2007

in Calendar,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

SRAP RFP is due on December 7th

by Richard W. Brown on October 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HUD Announces Section 202 and Section 811 Awards

by Richard W. Brown on October 29, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Project Live Efficiency Apartments will be completed in January!

by Asish Patel on October 28, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Public Advocate Report Urges Action To Meet Critical Housing Need

by Richard W. Brown on October 28, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Doria reconvenes Housing Task Force

by Richard W. Brown on October 25, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Permanent Housing Solutions for Homeless Veterans

by Richard W. Brown on October 25, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Maine study shows permanent housing for people who are homeless cuts services costs in half

by Richard W. Brown on October 24, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Can We Still Afford To Live Here?

by Richard W. Brown on October 21, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Robins’ Nest Highlighted in new CSH study

by Richard W. Brown on October 15, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

NY Times Endorses A New Approach to Housing

by Richard W. Brown on October 15, 2007

in Homeless Trust Funds

COAH Releases studies on affordable housing

by Richard W. Brown on October 15, 2007

in COAH

Doria encouraged to provide the leadership to solve the housing crisis

by Richard W. Brown on October 11, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Allies Completes Supportive Housing Project

by Asish Patel on October 10, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

HOME is a unique movie worth watching!

by Richard W. Brown on October 9, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Doria talks about affordable housing

by Richard W. Brown on October 7, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

High costs still impede affordable housing development

by Richard W. Brown on October 3, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Housing Guidelines Approved for Meadowlands

by Richard W. Brown on October 1, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Photos from the Governor’s Conference

by Richard W. Brown on September 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

The need for affordable housing in NJ!

by Richard W. Brown on September 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HUD Releases new FMR’s for 2008

by Richard W. Brown on September 28, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Poised for change

by Richard W. Brown on September 27, 2007

in Supportive Housing

NJCDC’s Birch Street Apartments nears completion!

by Asish Patel on September 26, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Booker calls for the audacity to achieve the impossible

by Richard W. Brown on September 26, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Affordable housing only a matter of leadership

by Richard W. Brown on September 24, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Advance Housing builds supportive housing on Kansas Street

by Richard W. Brown on September 23, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Doria appointed Commissioner of Community Affairs

by Richard W. Brown on September 22, 2007

in Community development,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Links online for the final articles from the Asbury Park Press

by Richard W. Brown on September 20, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

New Study Finds Mental Health Court Reduces Recidivism and Violence

by Richard W. Brown on September 20, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Prisoner Re-Entry Program Shows Promise

by Richard W. Brown on September 20, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Homes for NJ and Network advocate on NJN for affordable housing plan

by Richard W. Brown on September 19, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Corzine accused of reneging on housing vow

by Richard W. Brown on September 18, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Asbury Park Press does series on affordable housing and RCA’s

by Richard W. Brown on September 17, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

Senate approves HUD 2008 Budget

by Richard W. Brown on September 17, 2007

in Supportive Housing

2007 Maxwell Awards of Excellence

by Richard W. Brown on September 17, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Say it ain’t so Governor!

by Richard W. Brown on September 16, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

How do you spell housing crisis?

by Richard W. Brown on September 12, 2007

in Community development,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Project Live Office Building with supportive housing is open!

by Asish Patel on September 7, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Alternatives builds supportive housing!

by Asish Patel on August 29, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Rurual Voices Summer 2007 Issue is now online

by Richard W. Brown on August 27, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Robins’ Nest Life Link Homes is almost finished!

by Richard W. Brown on August 15, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Priced Out in 2006: People with Disabilities Left Behind and Left Out of National Housing Policy

by Richard W. Brown on August 10, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

New Jersey at long last becomes more diverse

by Richard W. Brown on August 9, 2007

in Community development

Allies work together to build supportive housing

by Richard W. Brown on August 9, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Vital Links: Housing’s Contributions to the Nation’s Health and Education Objectives

by Richard W. Brown on August 8, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Legislative Progress on a National Housing Trust Fund

by Richard W. Brown on August 7, 2007

in Supportive Housing

NAEH has posted it’s 2007 conference materials online

by Richard W. Brown on August 6, 2007

in Ending Homelessness

NIMBY Notebook: Habitat For Hypocrisy

by Richard W. Brown on August 6, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Will Joe Doria be the new DCA Commissioner?

by Richard W. Brown on August 5, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Developing Mixed Use Properties

by Richard W. Brown on August 2, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Columbia Supportive Living builds hope in the mountains

by Asish Patel on August 1, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Diane Sterner has a Blog on NJVoices.com

by Richard W. Brown on July 31, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

House approves lower spending to end homelessness than HUD requested!

by Richard W. Brown on July 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Neither crime nor punishment pays

by Richard W. Brown on July 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Wealthy towns must have affordable homes

by Richard W. Brown on July 29, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

HMFA and FHLBNY to hold training seminar on August 20th

by Richard W. Brown on July 27, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Caring creates supportive housing

by Asish Patel on July 25, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

On the bus to DC for a day to help end homelessness in NJ!

by Richard W. Brown on July 23, 2007

in Advocacy,Congressional Reception,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

New photos from the 1st Annual Congressional Reception have been uploaded

by Richard W. Brown on July 23, 2007

in Advocacy,Congressional Reception,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Call on House Members TODAY and MONDAY to vote FOR the FY 08 HUD Appropriations Bill on Monday, July 23

by Richard W. Brown on July 22, 2007

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Winans and CSP collaborate to improve supportive housing

by Asish Patel on July 18, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

2nd Annual Congressional Reception will be on July 30, 2008

by Richard W. Brown on July 18, 2007

in Advocacy,Congressional Reception,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HUD Budget approved by House and Senate Appropriations Committees

by Richard W. Brown on July 16, 2007

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

2nd Annual Congressional Reception

by Richard W. Brown on July 15, 2007

in Advocacy,Calendar,Congressional Reception,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

The final seven speeches from the Congressional Reception are now online!

by Richard W. Brown on July 15, 2007

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Overview of Robert Wood Johnson’s involvement with supportive housing

by Richard W. Brown on July 14, 2007

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Converting Transitional Housing Programs to Permanent Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on July 14, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

New Photos and Audio from the Congressional Reception

by Richard W. Brown on July 13, 2007

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Photos from the 1st Annual Congressional Reception

by Richard W. Brown on July 12, 2007

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First Annual Congressional Reception was a success!

by Richard W. Brown on July 11, 2007

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Somerset Supportive Housing renovations completed

by Asish Patel on July 10, 2007

in Project Management,Supportive Housing

Plan uses drivers’ fines to finance special-needs residents’ housing

by Richard W. Brown on July 10, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing homeless alcoholics

by Richard W. Brown on July 10, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Housing First,Supportive Housing

Senate and House to vote this week on FY08 HUD Budget

by Richard W. Brown on July 9, 2007

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The free bus for the Congressional Reception is sold out!

by Richard W. Brown on July 9, 2007

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Why McKinney-Vento Funding must be increased!

by Richard W. Brown on July 9, 2007

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Congressional Reception to End Homelessness gains momentum!

by Richard W. Brown on July 8, 2007

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Tread Lightly, Fly Directly

by Richard W. Brown on July 7, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Housing program’s benefits hard to find

by Richard W. Brown on July 6, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Bill Introduced to Reform HUD Section 202 Program

by Richard W. Brown on July 6, 2007

in Supportive Housing

First Round 2007 FHLBNY AHP Competition Results Announced

by Richard W. Brown on July 5, 2007

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Paper, July 17 Audioconference Review Pending Section 8 Reforms

by Richard W. Brown on July 5, 2007

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DREAMS come true in Camden for aging out youth

by Asish Patel on July 4, 2007

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A Man, a Plan, a Park

by Richard W. Brown on July 4, 2007

in Community development

Report Examines State of Nation’s Housing

by Richard W. Brown on July 4, 2007

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The July 11th Congressional Reception to end homelessness in NJ is only a week away!

by Richard W. Brown on July 3, 2007

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House of Representatives Introduces Bill to Create a National Housing Trust Fund

by Richard W. Brown on July 3, 2007

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The JP Morgan Chase Training Series

by Richard W. Brown on July 3, 2007

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Take the bus to DC to help end homelessness in NJ!

by Richard W. Brown on July 2, 2007

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The poor side of town for section 8 tenants

by Richard W. Brown on July 2, 2007

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HUD Spending Bills Get Started, then Slow Down

by Richard W. Brown on July 1, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing Fact of the Month

by Richard W. Brown on July 1, 2007

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July 11th Congressional Reception to End Homelessness Gains Momentum!

by Richard W. Brown on June 29, 2007

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NJCDC’s Hawthorne Heights rises like a phoenix

by Asish Patel on June 27, 2007

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New Issue of Shelterforce Magazine is Online!

by Richard W. Brown on June 27, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Pittsburgh FHLB Awards funds to NJCDC’s Hawthorne Heights Project

by Richard W. Brown on June 26, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Why Cory’s anger should be our anger

by Richard W. Brown on June 25, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

NeighborWorks Training Institute and Leadership Symposium, Aug. 13-17

by Richard W. Brown on June 23, 2007

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Good Green News

by Richard W. Brown on June 23, 2007

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Former HUD Secretaries Cisneros and Kemp Call for New Strategies for Urban Housing

by Richard W. Brown on June 22, 2007

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Project Live Efficiency Apartments is a dream that is becoming a reality

by Asish Patel on June 21, 2007

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Spend a day in DC to help end homelessness in NJ!

by Richard W. Brown on June 21, 2007

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Congressional Reception

by Richard W. Brown on June 20, 2007

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Good decision for New Jersey’s poor

by Richard W. Brown on June 20, 2007

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HMFA Announces $15 million in tax credit awards

by Richard W. Brown on June 19, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Thank You and Congratulations!

by Richard W. Brown on June 18, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Plan that helps city and suburb

by Richard W. Brown on June 18, 2007

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Monarch Housing’s Experience updated on web

by Richard W. Brown on June 18, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Christmas tree debate on budget continues

by Richard W. Brown on June 18, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Mayor Palmer advocates for Urban Fund to foster affordable housing

by Richard W. Brown on June 17, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Update on the state’s budget

by Richard W. Brown on June 17, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing market discriminatory

by Richard W. Brown on June 17, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Ft. Monmouth’s future debated

by Richard W. Brown on June 17, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

CSH hot topic to focus on policies regarding the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit

by Richard W. Brown on June 16, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Pentagon Report Discloses Mental Health Crisis

by Richard W. Brown on June 15, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Update on SRAP Funding

by Richard W. Brown on June 15, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

In Trenton’s Culling of Pet Projects, Legislators Feel a Bit Left Out

by Richard W. Brown on June 15, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Lily Mae is being transformed one day at a time into Supportive Housing

by Asish Patel on June 14, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Project Management,Supportive Housing

Summary of Proposed State Budget

by Richard W. Brown on June 14, 2007

in Supportive Housing

SRAP and Balanced Housing at risk

by Richard W. Brown on June 14, 2007

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New Web-Based Resource for Community Investment

by Richard W. Brown on June 13, 2007

in Supportive Housing

House Includes $10 Million for the Mentally Ill Offender Treatment and Crime Reduction Program

by Richard W. Brown on June 13, 2007

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Housing Land Trust

by Richard W. Brown on June 12, 2007

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Put affordable homes throughout the state

by Richard W. Brown on June 12, 2007

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State needs a housing plan

by Richard W. Brown on June 9, 2007

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Affordable housing must be a shared goal statewide

by Richard W. Brown on June 8, 2007

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Very Low Income Housing Bill Posted for Assembly Vote, Monday June 11

by Richard W. Brown on June 7, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Reinventing HUD

by Richard W. Brown on June 6, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Economic Mobility: Is the American Dream Alive and Well?

by Richard W. Brown on June 6, 2007

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Urban mayors offer housing plan

by Richard W. Brown on June 6, 2007

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In Camden, Campbell Says It May Go if Sears Building Stays

by Richard W. Brown on June 5, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Ft. Monmouth seeks local input on closure plan

by Richard W. Brown on June 5, 2007

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High Performance Redevelopment- A Conference on Brownfields Redevelopment, Green Buildings, Energy and Affordable and Sustainable Housing

by Richard W. Brown on June 5, 2007

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Affordable Partnerships Build Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on June 4, 2007

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United Way of Ocean County names a new leader

by Richard W. Brown on June 2, 2007

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NIMBY Strikes Again

by Richard W. Brown on June 2, 2007

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Morris advocates join rally on mental health

by Richard W. Brown on June 2, 2007

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Growing Opportunity: Entrepreneurial Solutions to Insoluble Problems

by Richard W. Brown on June 1, 2007

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HUD Webcast: Energy Retrofitting Single-Family Properties, June 14

by Richard W. Brown on June 1, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Priced Out in New Jersey

by Richard W. Brown on May 31, 2007

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Assembly to vote on the Very Low Income Housing bill on June 7th

by Richard W. Brown on May 31, 2007

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Report Cites Rural Green Building Successes

by Richard W. Brown on May 31, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Bill Would Expand Section 8

by Richard W. Brown on May 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Return on Investment? Getting More From Federal Asset-Building Policies

by Richard W. Brown on May 30, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Torricelli on Affordable Housing

by Richard W. Brown on May 30, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

Funding for National Housing Trust Fund Approved by House

by Richard W. Brown on May 29, 2007

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Pinelands Commission says housing ruling doesn’t apply

by Richard W. Brown on May 29, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

More affordable homes, please

by Richard W. Brown on May 27, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

A Greener Greater Newark

by Richard W. Brown on May 27, 2007

in Supportive Housing

HUD Report Shows 16% Increase in Unmet Housing Needs of Nation’s Poorest Families: Major Federal Recommitment to Low Income Housing Needed

by Richard W. Brown on May 26, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Builders Urge Reforms To Spur Rental Housing Opportunities

by Richard W. Brown on May 25, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Everybody knows somebody who needs affordable housing

by Richard W. Brown on May 25, 2007

in Supportive Housing

The 9th Annual Conference on Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on May 25, 2007

in Calendar,Supportive Housing

The 9th Annual Conference on Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on May 25, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Live Online: Green Roofs on Affordable Housing, June 5

by Richard W. Brown on May 24, 2007

in Supportive Housing

State Rental Assistance Program Rules Finalized

by Richard W. Brown on May 24, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HCDNJ Housing Fact of the Month

by Richard W. Brown on May 24, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Both sides declare victory in housing ruling

by Richard W. Brown on May 22, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Using DataPlace to Make Your Case

by Richard W. Brown on May 22, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Bass Levin named to Port Authority post

by Richard W. Brown on May 21, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Court: Meadowlands must provide affordable housing

by Richard W. Brown on May 21, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Refinanced and Reborn: Planning for the Year 15 Transition of Your Tax Credit Projects

by Richard W. Brown on May 21, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Paterson’s Section 8 program let landlords cash in

by Richard W. Brown on May 21, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Update on the Second Chance Act

by Richard W. Brown on May 20, 2007

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Nonprofit organizations planning to construct 12 units in Morristown, two houses in Denville

by Richard W. Brown on May 20, 2007

in Supportive Housing

LIHTC projects double in size as program matures

by Richard W. Brown on May 19, 2007

in Supportive Housing

New Issue of Shelterforce is now online!

by Richard W. Brown on May 18, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

New Issue of Shelterforce is now online!

by Richard W. Brown on May 18, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Studies Quantify Results of Low-Impact, Green Developments

by Richard W. Brown on May 17, 2007

in Supportive Housing

National Housing Trust Fund Vote – May 17-18

by Richard W. Brown on May 16, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Mental health crisis in New Jersey’s Emergency Rooms

by Richard W. Brown on May 13, 2007

in Supportive Housing

HUD Changes SuperNOFA Dates

by Richard W. Brown on May 11, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Programs Help House and Employ Ex-Offenders

by Richard W. Brown on May 11, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Using Project Based Vouchers and Low Income Housing Tax Credits

by Richard W. Brown on May 8, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Housing With Services Helps Rural Communities, Says New HAC Report

by Richard W. Brown on May 7, 2007

in Supportive Housing

LIHTC Market Remains Unsettled

by Richard W. Brown on May 5, 2007

in Supportive Housing

From Jailhouse to Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on May 4, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Olmstead Plan: Path to Progress

by Richard W. Brown on May 3, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Priced Out 2006 Released

by Richard W. Brown on May 2, 2007

in Supportive Housing

State doubling beds for teens, young adults

by Richard W. Brown on May 2, 2007

in Supportive Housing

New Jersey Affordable Housing Up In The Air

by Richard W. Brown on April 29, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Green Communities: Designing Efficient, Affordable Multifamily Housing

by Richard W. Brown on April 29, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Is letting them drink working?

by Richard W. Brown on April 27, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Council of State Governments Justice Center Announces Web-based Profiles for 150 Mental Health Courts and 100 Specialized Police-Based Programs

by Richard W. Brown on April 21, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Bring the Housing and Community Development Agenda to Trenton on Lobby Day

by Richard W. Brown on April 18, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Democrats’ Cause Is Tempered by Political Realities

by Richard W. Brown on April 9, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Monarch Receives Helping People Move Forward Award from NewBridge

by Richard W. Brown on March 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Poll Finds Affordable Housing a High Priority

by Richard W. Brown on March 30, 2007

in Supportive Housing

MetLife Award Applications Due May 4

by Richard W. Brown on March 22, 2007

in Supportive Housing

No Brainers For Your Next Green Project Plus LEED Update

by Richard W. Brown on March 22, 2007

in Supportive Housing

The housing situation in New Jersey

by Richard W. Brown on March 19, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Mixed-Finance Projects for PHAs Proceed Despite Hurdles

by Richard W. Brown on March 15, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Experts See Room for Further Price Decline for Tax Credits

by Richard W. Brown on March 14, 2007

in Supportive Housing

HUD SuperNOFA Updates

by Richard W. Brown on March 13, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Section 811 NOFA Submissions Due

by Richard W. Brown on March 13, 2007

in Calendar,Supportive Housing

HUD Releases the 2007 SuperNOFA!

by Richard W. Brown on March 13, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

The Future of Federal Funding for Permanent Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on March 12, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Local Initiative Funding Partners (LIFP) Request for Proposals

by Richard W. Brown on March 12, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Best Practice Principles for Achieving Civil Rights in Permanent Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on March 9, 2007

in Supportive Housing

CSH Toolkit Offers Guide to Supportive Housing in Suburbs, Small Towns

by Richard W. Brown on March 9, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Runaway and Homeless Youth: Basic Center Program

by Richard W. Brown on March 8, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Campaign for a National Housing Trust Fund

by Richard W. Brown on March 7, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Webcast for government-wide reporting forms

by Richard W. Brown on March 7, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

A bonus for developers

by Richard W. Brown on March 6, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

Providing basic housing for New Jerseyans going outside suburban box

by Richard W. Brown on March 5, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

RAND Study Finds Mental Health Courts Have the Potential to Save Taxpayers Money

by Richard W. Brown on March 5, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Financing Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on March 4, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

A History of HUD

by Richard W. Brown on March 3, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Maybe We Deserve to Be Ripped Off By Bush’s Billionaires

by Richard W. Brown on March 2, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Supportive housing for homeless families

by Richard W. Brown on February 28, 2007

in Supportive Housing

HUD to release the first-ever Annual Homeless Assessment Report to Congress on the 28th

by Richard W. Brown on February 27, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

HUD Section 202 pre-development grants available

by Richard W. Brown on February 26, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Home Depot Award Applications

by Richard W. Brown on February 26, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Brief Covers Key Elements of Prisoner Reentry Mapping

by Richard W. Brown on February 24, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing Addressed For Released Prisoner Populations

by Richard W. Brown on February 24, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

SAMHSA Releases Solicitation for Jail Diversion Grants

by Richard W. Brown on February 23, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Public Notice for the State Rental Assistance Program (SRAP) for the Disabled

by Richard W. Brown on February 23, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

The Impact of the President’s 2008 Budget on Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on February 19, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

States Focus on Coordinating Housing, Economic Development

by Richard W. Brown on February 17, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Not a house … a home

by Richard W. Brown on February 16, 2007

in Supportive Housing

News from CSH

by Richard W. Brown on February 15, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing For All

by Richard W. Brown on February 14, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Making Tax Credits Work for the Disabled

by Richard W. Brown on February 13, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Bank of America Accepting applications for Grants Initiative

by Richard W. Brown on February 13, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Youth Supported Housing

by Richard W. Brown on February 12, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

CSH Announces Request for Letter of Interest

by Richard W. Brown on February 10, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

National Low Income Housing Coalition Says Bush Budget Continues To Neglect Housing Needs

by Richard W. Brown on February 6, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Presidents Budget Increases Homeless Assistance; Cuts Housing Programs

by Richard W. Brown on February 6, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

From the Hope Program, a Path to a Fresh Start

by Richard W. Brown on February 4, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Services to End Long Term Homelessness

by Richard W. Brown on February 3, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

State Housing Trust Funds and Supportive Housing

by Richard W. Brown on February 3, 2007

in Calendar,Supportive Housing

Applying for a Green Communities Grant

by Richard W. Brown on February 2, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Acting Human Services commissioner steps down

by Richard W. Brown on February 1, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Good News on FY07 Funding for McKinney and other HUD Programs

by Richard W. Brown on February 1, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

News from NHI/Shelterforce Latest Shelterforce is Online Now

by Richard W. Brown on January 31, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Rethinking Social Services in the Des Moines Suburbs

by Richard W. Brown on January 30, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

The Appellate Court Opinion in the COAH case

by Richard W. Brown on January 28, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

COAH: The tax escalator’s going up

by Richard W. Brown on January 28, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Atlantic City Casinos Reap Anti-Blight Funds

by Richard W. Brown on January 28, 2007

in Supportive Housing

N.J. may appeal affordable housing ruling

by Richard W. Brown on January 28, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

An opportunity on housing

by Richard W. Brown on January 27, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Court clouds housing picture: Affordable program rejected in Mercer

by Richard W. Brown on January 27, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Offering Help for Former Foster Care Youths

by Richard W. Brown on January 27, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Court throws out COAH affordable housing plan

by Richard W. Brown on January 25, 2007

in COAH,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Audio Workshop: Housing First for People With Addictions, Feb. 8

by Richard W. Brown on January 25, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Housing Production Business Planning Program

by Richard W. Brown on January 24, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Hill Update: The Congressional Agenda

by Richard W. Brown on January 23, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Second Chance Act supporters want senator’s support

by Richard W. Brown on January 23, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Affording affordable housing: diversifying a portfolio with affordable housing can improve the bottom line

by Richard W. Brown on January 23, 2007

in Supportive Housing

A housing obligation

by Richard W. Brown on January 22, 2007

in Supportive Housing

COAH: A teachers concern started it all

by Richard W. Brown on January 21, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

COAH: Towns dodge affordable housing rules

by Richard W. Brown on January 21, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

COAH: Other ways to provide housing

by Richard W. Brown on January 21, 2007

in COAH,Supportive Housing

HUD Releases the General Section of the Super NOFA

by Richard W. Brown on January 19, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Local Leaders Push for More Public Housing Funds

by Richard W. Brown on January 19, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Affordable housing deals face crackdown

by Richard W. Brown on January 16, 2007

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

The Mentally Ill, Behind Bars

by Richard W. Brown on January 15, 2007

in Advocacy,Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

Affordable Housing Program Awards for Fall of 2006

by Richard W. Brown on January 15, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Lets make sure housing is affordable for all

by Richard W. Brown on January 15, 2007

in Advocacy,Supportive Housing

Tax Credit Update

by Richard W. Brown on January 14, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Second Chance Act: Organizational Sign-On Letter

by Richard W. Brown on January 9, 2007

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

As Prices Rise, Housing Groups Face the Need to Alter Tactics

by Richard W. Brown on January 7, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Design for Everyone, Disabled or Not

by Richard W. Brown on January 7, 2007

in Supportive Housing

Funding Group Supports Nonprofit Operations

by Richard W. Brown on January 5, 2007

in Supportive Housing

About

by Richard W. Brown on December 28, 2006

in

The Right Has a Jailhouse Conversion

by Richard W. Brown on December 24, 2006

in Ending Homelessness,Supportive Housing

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