Project Grant FEOI230009

Award Date 6/1/24
Completion Date 5/31/25
Dollars Obligated $125K
Federal Grant Program
14.417
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Ontario, CA 91764, USA
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PURPOSE: THE FUNDS FROM THIS EOI GENERAL GRANT WILL BE USED FOR GENERAL FAIR HOUSING EDUCATION AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES AIMED TO INFORM PEOPLE OF THEIR RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE FAIR HOUSING ACT. THIS PROJECT WILL BE CONDUCTED IN THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, AND THE CITIES OF EL CENTRO, AND INDIO, CALIFORNIA.; ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: DISTRIBUTE FAIR HOUSING OUTREACH MATERIALS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON DISABILITY, NATIONAL ORIGIN, RACE, SEX DISCRIMINATION, AND RELIGION. IFHMB WILL DISTRIBUTE TWO FAIR HOUSING BROCHURES AND FOUR PSAS. THIS ACTIVITY WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF FAIR HOUSING ISSUES. CREATE A FAIR HOUSING TRAINING CURRICULUM THAT COVERS ALL FEDERAL PROTECTED CATEGORIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON DISABILITY, NATIONAL ORIGIN (IMMIGRANTS WHO ARE NON- ENGLISH SPEAKING OR HAVE LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY), RACE, AND SEX DISCRIMINATION, AND RELIGION. THIS ACTIVITY WILL PROVIDE A LESSON PLAN FOR FAIR HOUSING TRAININGS. DELIVER FOUR FAIR HOUSING TRAININGS. MEMBERS OF PROTECTED CLASSES WILL LEARN ABOUT FAIR HOUSING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. CONDUCT TWO FAIR HOUSING TRAININGS DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL IN RECOGNITION OF FAIR HOUSING MONTH. THE TRAININGS WILL BE WEBINARS ON EMERGING ISSUES IN FAIR HOUSING. MEMBERS OF PROTECTED CLASSES WILL LEARN ABOUT FAIR HOUSING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. DISTRIBUTE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO MEMBERS OF PROTECTED CLASSES THROUGHOUT OUR SERVICE AREA. DISTRIBUTE 4,000 COPIES OF HUD APPROVED FAIR HOUSING LITERATURE. MEMBERS OF PROTECTED CLASSES WILL LEARN ABOUT FAIR HOUSING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. DISTRIBUTE FOUR FAIR HOUSING TIPS VIA EMAIL AND ON FACEBOOK. COMMUNITY MEMBERS WILL LEARN ABOUT FAIR HOUSING ISSUES. RUN RADIO PSA ADS ON LOCAL RADIO STATIONS IN ENGLISH, SPANISH, TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF FAIR HOUSING LAWS AND PROTECTIONS. INCREASED AWARENESS OF FAIR HOUSING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE FAIR HOUSING ACT. DEVELOP A TOOLKIT THAT WILL INCLUDE SOME OF THE FAIR HOUSING OUTREACH MATERIALS FROM THIS GRANT, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON DISABILITY, NATIONAL ORIGIN, RACE AND SEX DISCRIMINATION. THE TOOLKIT WILL PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT FAIR HOUSING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. STAFF MEMBERS WILL ATTEND FAIR HOUSING TRAININGS.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF FAIR HOUSING ISSUES. CREATE A FAIR HOUSING TRAINING CURRICULUM THAT COVERS ALL FEDERAL PROTECTED CATEGORIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON DISABILITY, NATIONAL ORIGIN (IMMIGRANTS WHO ARE NON- ENGLISH SPEAKING OR HAVE LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY), RACE, AND SEX DISCRIMINATION, AND RELIGION. THIS ACTIVITY WILL PROVIDE A LESSON PLAN FOR FAIR HOUSING TRAININGS. DELIVER FOUR FAIR HOUSING TRAININGS. MEMBERS OF PROTECTED CLASSES WILL LEARN ABOUT FAIR HOUSING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT PERSONS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS INCLUDING IMMIGRANTS (ESPECIALLY RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES WHO ARE NON ENGLISH SPEAKING OR HAVE LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY); PERSONS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS OR HOUSING INSTABILITY; PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, PERSONS LIVING IN IMPOVERISHED AREAS; LGBTQ+ PERSONS; AND INDIGENOUS AND NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE

Posted 5/1/24, 12:00 AM