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Purpose: This Project Will Fulfill the Need in Idaho to Work Directly With Populations of Persons With Limited English Proficiency (LEP) to Ensure They Are Aware of and Understand Their Rights Under the Fha and Targeted Education and Outreach Activities Including Fair Housing Services; Activities to Be Performed: Create a More Accessible and Inclusive Housing Finance System, Advancing Racial Equity/equity, Promote Homeownership, Environmental Justice, and Affh. During the Project, Ifhc Will Complete the Following Major Activities and Others Identified in the Sow of This Proposal: Develop - Know Your Fair Housing Rights Curriculum in Multiple Languages Provide Direct Training/outreach in Person or On-line, Ifhc Will Reach 230 Participants and 40 Intakes Interpretation Provided. (sow Tasks # 22, 25, 27) Implement – a Comprehensive Media Strategy Across Multiple Platforms by Creating Fair Housing and Theme Specific Content Consistently and Efficiently Across Multiple Platforms in Multiple Languages Such as Facebook, Instagram, Email, and Other Digital Platforms Archive for Online Access and Related On-line Training. Generate 15,500 Touchpoints. (sow # 24) Conduct - (4) Psas, Two in Spanish and Two in Other Languages (sow #23) for a Total of 70,000 Household Audiences Reached. Publish - 2 Print Psas (english and Spanish or Other Languages) in Idaho Newspapers (sow # 26) Psas Will Reach 60,000 Readers.; Expected Outcomes: a Comprehensive Media Strategy Across Multiple Platforms by Creating Fair Housing and Theme Specific Content Consistently and Efficiently Across Multiple Platforms in Multiple Languages Such as Facebook, Instagram, Email, and Other Digital Platforms Archive for Online Access and Related On-line Training. Generate 15,500 Touchpoints. (sow # 24) Conduct - (4) Psas, Two in Spanish and Two in Other Languages (sow #23) for a Total of 70,000 Household Audiences Reached. Publish - 2 Print Psas (english and Spanish or Other Languages) in Idaho Newspapers (sow # 26) Psas Will Reach 60,000 Readers.; Intended Beneficiaries: Underserved Communities and Underserved Populations Who Are: Persons of an Immigrant Population (especially Racial and Ethnic Minorities Who Are Non-english-speaking or Have Limited English Proficiency); Persons Living in a Rural Area, Particularly Minority Groups in Such Areas; Persons Who Are Experiencing Homelessness; Persons With Disabilities (physical or Mental), Particularly Persons Living in Housing With One or More Qualities of an Institutional Setting, Persons Leaving Institutions, or Persons At-risk of Institutionalization; Persons in Areas Where There Is Inadequate Protection and Ability to Provide Fair Housing Services From a State or Local Government or Private Fair Housing Organization; Persons Living in Impoverished Areas or Experiencing Persistent Poverty or Inequality, Including Historical Wealth Disparities as Compared to Majority Groups; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (lgbtq+) Persons, and Particularly Lgbtq+ Youth; Persons From Low Income Backgrounds And/or Persons Systematically Denied a Full Opportunity to Participate in Aspects of Economic, Social and Civic Life, Including Black, Latino, Indigenous, Native American, Asian, Pacific Islander, and Other, Persons of Color, Members of Religious Groups, Persons With Disabilities, and Other Groups; Subrecipient Activities: None
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