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NDO's housing programs were designed to assist
households that are currently homeless or in
imminent danger of becoming homeless with the
establishment of long-term housing stability
through limited financial assistance and intense
case management services.
Enrollment in the agency's housing programs are
limited to applicants that are either literally
homeless or are in imminent risk of eviction
that meet the
program income requirements (50% AMI for
ReHousing and 30% AMI for Prevention) and have
demonstrated a lack of resources that would
allow them to resolve the crisis without program
intervention.
While financial services
are provided, NDO housing programs are primarily
case management programs that are designed to
assist households identify solutions to barriers
preventing their ability to maintain long-term
housing stability. Participants are required to
meet with case managers on a regular basis to
maintain program enrollment.
Rental
assistance will only be provided for housing
units that pass the agency's
habitability/lead-based paint inspections, are
considered reasonably priced compared to other
housing units in the local community, and meet
HUD's Fair Market Rent requirements.
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