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New HUD Guidance Accommodating People with Disabilities in the Section 8 Program

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Fred Nisen

The piece covers non-physical modifications such as reinstatement on waiting lists, assistance in finding an accessible unit, referral services, voucher terms, exception payment standards, higher utility allowances, live-in aides, and renting from a blood relative. Basic strategies for requesting reasonable accommodations are also provided. Advocates may find this article helpful for working with PHA's and with survivors and their family members with disabilities.

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NEW Blog Post for SAAM 2024

This April, we’re excited to uplift the NSVRC’s theme for Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2024, "Building Connected Communities." Learn more here!

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Special Collection: Updated for Tax Year 2023

Getting ready to file taxes? Check out the "EITC & Other Tax Credits" special collection, updated for tax year 2023!

Technical Assistance Guidance Series: Serving Black Women Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence

NEW TA Guidance Series

This new TAG series offers practical strategies to identify, reach, and effectively serve Black women-identified survivors. Check it out!

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Prevention Tool of the Month

This white paper from VALOR outlines tangible steps that communities can take to work towards the shared vision of a future free from gender-based violence.