The event brought together more than 70 affordable senior housing professionals and stakeholders for two days of education, updates, and peer networking focused on strengthening housing and services for older adults.
In lieu of using a software platform for grants administration, HUD grant specialists across the country have instead begun reaching out to Resident Service Coordinator grantees directly to sign their Notices of Award.
LeadingAge is urging maximum support for and investment in critically needed housing assistance programs serving low-income older adults operated by HUD. Aging services stakeholders can easily reach out to your own senators and representatives using the national association’s action alert.
The current compliance date is still Jan. 1, 2027.
Affordable senior housing leaders and staff will gather next week in Syracuse for two days of hands-on learning and actionable takeaways on compliance, best practices, and cross-staff frameworks for supporting the older adults you serve.
The call previously scheduled for April 15th for LeadingAge members to meet with leaders in the HUD Northeast Region has been RESCHEDULED and will be held on Mon., May 4th at 1:30 p.m.