Purpose the purpose of this application is to… (FHOI230082) – Project Grant to Telamon Corporation

Activities: Activities to be performed activities that will be performed by telamon staff include: - assign staff to project - execute subcontract agreements (if any) - submit evidence of compliance with 24 CFR 125.107 - complete HUD-2880 disclosure statements - complete SF-LLL disclosure of lobbying activities - quarterly report of performance including SF-425 financial status report and written - quarterly status reports on all activities - voucher of payment - complete listing of current or pending grants/contracts/other financial agreements - complete final report and all program products produced under the grant. - ensure access to program benefits and information to limited english proficient (LEP) individuals through translation and interpretative services in accordance with HUD's published LEP guidance - ensure facilities and services are accessible to persons with disabilities. - ensure continuity of operations during disasters - ensure no conflict of interest exist directly or indirectly with any person or organization which has been the subject of fhip funded testing by the grantee in the past 12 months - submit documentation of indirect cost rate - document oversight of fair housing grant - complete report of final actual expenditures c. Expected outcomes expected outcomes include: - HUD-approved marketing material and outreach materials to affirmatively further fair housing in target areas. - 2,5000 units of marketing items designed to increase awareness of fair housing rights among targeted populations to be distributed. - streamline efficient and effective referral process with industry partners including mountain state justice, disability rights west virginia, HUD, and the DOJ. - fair housing allegations, inquiries, and contacts will preserve housing choice for protected classes. - fair housing tester training will increase fair housing awareness and competency conducting fair housing tests. - fair housing trainings will increase staff awareness of customers' fair housing rights while mobilizing our team of advisors to assist in the outreach efforts to potential victims of discrimination. - landlords, lenders, insurers, and real estate professionals will gain insight and knowledge about their responsibilities under the fair housing act, helping to reduce instances of discrimination.
Expected outcomes: At least 20 potential victims of discrimination from telamon's target area will gain insight about their rights and responsibilities under the fair housing act after attending telamon's fair housing training series. - landlord-tenant disputes will be referred to appropriate partnering agencies for mediation, advocacy, and preservation of housing. - pursue enforcement related activity when prompted. - build pool of tester candidates. - determine compensation due to testers. - housing professionals and/or public officials will gain awareness of fair housing. - local public officials will gain knowledge of their responsibilities to affirmatively further fair housing and progress made to address impediments to fair housing choice. - fair housing staff will gain insight into community needs based on personalized experience and individual case studies
Intended beneficiaries: Intended beneficiaries beneficiaries of the fhoi program include members of protected classes, particularly those who have experienced housing discrimination. Housing professionals, such as real estate agents, landlords, lenders, etc. Will benefit from the fhoi program by receiving fair housing training, to prevent housing discrimination.

Purpose the purpose of this application is to obtain fhoi funding to provide fair housing services in morgan, jefferson, and berkeley counties

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