This project ensures that arkansas's only private fair housing enforcement organization continues to provide quality education and outreach services to all protected classes
Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action
- Award ID
- FEOI230018
- Recipient
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Jacksonville Area Legal Aid UEI PWJHTS1P36P3
- Awarding agency
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Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
Department of Housing and Urban Development
- Obligated
- $112,530
Award facts
- Assistance listing
- 14.417 Fair Housing Organization Initiatives
- Completion date
- Place of performance
- Jacksonville, FL 32202, USA
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Description
- Activities
- Tasks: 1. Identify organization. 2. Select dates and locations. 3. Copy of materials used. 4. Sign-in sheets and evaluations. • provide 2 trainings to staff on fair housing and civil rights laws, methodology on outreach to the public and procedures on complaint referrals. Tasks: 1. Date and location. 2. Training agenda and materials. 3. Sign-in sheets and evaluations. • collaborate with 2 community partners serving populations in highly segregated areas to educate and promote health and housing stability. Tasks: 1. Identify community partner. 2. Date and place of education. 3. Sign-in sheets and evaluations. • collaborate with 2 community partners serving the lgbtq community to educate and promote health and housing stability tasks: 1. Identify community partner 2. Date and place of education 3. Sign-in sheets and evaluations • collaborate with 3 community partners serving vulnerable populations to educate and promote health and housing stability tasks: 1. Identify community partner 2. Date and place of education 3. Sign-in sheets and evaluations • provide mobility counseling to 10 displaced households through intakes and/or seminars. Tasks: 1. Sign-in sheets or other data showing the specific households served. 2. Copy of materials. • conduct outreach to 20 traditionally marginalized individuals to address impediments to fair housing such as a lack of awareness regarding rights under federal, state and local fair housing laws. Tasks: 1. Sign-in sheets or other data showing the specific households served. 2. Copy of materials. • collaborate with 2 community groups serving vulnerable religious populations to educate and promote health and housing stability 1. Identify community partner 2. Date and place of education 3. Sign-in sheets and evaluations • MOU with local fhap to conduct three (3) workshops in order to advise the community about the prohibitions and protections under state and federal fair housing laws tasks: 1. Date and location. 2. Training agenda and materials. 3. Sign-in sheets and evaluations
- Expected outcomes
- Project outcomes is an increased number of targeted priority community members contacting jala with housing discrimination and housing choice/mobility issues, as well as increased knowledge within the targeted priority populations of the fair housing act and their rights under the act. The following tasks within the project have a specific quantifiable outcome: • 350 training materials informing households of discriminatory practices • 3 town hall meetings conducted educating homeowners on fair housing and fair lending • 25 non-english speaking persons counseled • 1 fair housing month event organized, evaluated, and results publicized • fair housing workshop(S) organized, evaluated, and results publicized • 30 training events for individuals in highly segregated areas • 15 outreach events conducted for landlords, lenders, insurers or real estate agents to regarding affirmatively further fair housing • 3 outreach events to community organizations serving individuals in highly segregated areas • 3 outreach events for community organizations serving the lbgqt community • 3 training sessions to local/state officials on obligations to affh • 2 training events to jala staff on fair housing and civil rights laws, methodology on outreach to public and procedures on complaint referrals • 2 collaborations with community partner serving populations in highly segregated areas to educate and promote health and housing stability • 2 collaborations with community partners serving the lgbtq community to educate and promote health and housing stability • 3 collaborations with community partners serving vulnerable populations to educate and promote health and housing stability • 10 displaced households provided mobility counseling • 20 outreach events to traditionally marginalized individuals to address impediments to fair housing • 2 collaborations with community partners serving vulnerable religious populations to educate and promote health and housing stability • 3 workshops with the local fhap to advise the community regarding prohibitions and protections under state and federal fair housing laws • calendar developed to promote fair housing awareness through social media
- Intended beneficiaries
- Intended beneficiaries this grant request focuses on highly segregated areas, the underserved lbgtq community, and vulnerable religious communities. SOW activities focus on education and outreach addressing fair housing rights and responsibilities. These activities reach organizations, businesses, individuals, and governmental agencies and their staff
Transactions
| Action | Obligated | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment | -$12,470 | |
| Original award | $125,000 |
Quick answers
Who received award FEOI230018?
FEOI230018 was awarded to Jacksonville Area Legal Aid by Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (Department of Housing and Urban Development) on October 1, 2024.
How much is award FEOI230018 worth?
$112,530 has been obligated on FEOI230018.
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