Champaign County Housing Authority

Growing & Moving Forward Together The Housing Authority of Champaign County has an essential mission: "create quality living environments as a foundation for individuals to achieve their full potential". Since 1943, HACC provided housing assistance to the residents of Champaign County utilizing traditional Public Housing and Section Housing Assistance funded by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). In 2010, HACC was awarded the designation of "Moving to Work". MTW allows HACC to design and test innovative, local strategies for providing low-income families with affordable housing and a path to economic independence. Today’s affordable housing crisis demands prompt action and thoughtful policy innovation. As an MTW designated Housing Authority, HACC can tailor programs to best meet community needs and quickly react to changes in the economy that impact the local housing market. In 2017, the Housing Authority of Champaign County completed plans to convert the last remaining public housing community to private ownership under the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Program. The exit from the Public Housing Program redefines how we will deliver housing assistance in the future. A visioning process resulted in rebranding the agency to focus on "Growing and Moving Forward Together". Growing… housing options to meet the ever-increasing demand for affordable housing throughout Champaign County; and, Moving Forward Together… with residents and communities we serve, opening doors to support their success.

网站

https://www.hacc.net/

Champaign County Housing Authority的外部链接

所属行业

个人和家庭福利保障

规模

11-50 人

总部

CHAMPAIGN，IL

创立

1943

领域

Affordable Housing、Opening Doors 、Growing and Moving Forward Together、the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Program. 、"Moving to Work"? MTW、Create Quality Living Environments 、Self-Sufficiency 、“providing opportunity and support to maximize individual potential”、Senior Housing、Veteran Housing、Disabled Housing和“Develop quality affordable housing communities”