Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: Purpose (up to 3,600 Character Limit) the Purpose of This Fhip Pei My Grant Is to Address Housing Discrimination on Long Island. Long Island Housing Services (LIHS) Will Place Great Emphasis on Highly Segregated Neighborhoods, Underserved Populations, and Underserved Individuals on Long Island Including Black, Brown, Asian, Pacific Islanders, Latino, and Other Persons of Color, Native American and Indigenous Person; Lgbtq+, Persons With Arrest and Criminal Records; Individuals With Limited English Proficiency, Homeless Individuals and Their Families Facing Housing Instability, and Persons With Disabilities.; Activities to Be Performed: Activities to Be Performed a List of Eligible Proposed Activities That the Applicant Proposes to Implement Within the Award‘s Period of Performance.; Expected Outcomes: Expected Outcomes (up to 4,900 Character Limit) the Outcome Will Be to Serve Individuals, Families, and Communities by Providing Them With Knowledge of Fair Housing Rights and Resources. Our Outcomes Will Help Remove Barriers to Fair Housing; Remove Housing Instability and Increase the Ability to Determine If Housing Providers Are Complying With Fair Housing Laws. Our Outcomes Will Also Increase Our Agency’s Knowledge, Awareness, and Assessment of Real Estate Practices and Determine Whether Housing Providers Are Complying With Fair Housing Laws. Our Goal Is to Continue to Provide Advocacy Support; Help Potential Victims of Housing Discrimination; and Increase Enforcement of Fair Housing Laws. the Outcome of This Fhip Pei Myc Grant Will Provide Resources to the Underserved Populations. an Outcome Is to Improve Opportunities for Those With Limited English Proficiency and Individuals With Criminal Records. the Outcome Will Help to Identify Needed Improvements; Provide Successful Resolution With Enforcement of Cases to Benefit Clients and the Communities We Serve.; Intended Beneficiaries: Intended Beneficiaries (up to 3,600 Character Limit) All Federally Protected Class Members, Underserved Populations, Underserved Individuals, and Segregated Populations on Long Island (nassau and Suffolk Counties).; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$850,000
Paid out
$618.4K
73%
Committed, not yet paid
$231.6K
27%
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