U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Invests in the U.S.

United States Department of Housing and Urban Development

HUD Invests in the U.S. HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work across the Nation.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $16.3 billion through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night, HUD helps to shelter 401,000 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 53,000 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house more than 80,000 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 7.7 million homeowners, helping drive a national homeownership rate of 64.4% percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides more than 5.2 million households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 10 million persons who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 296,000 healthy and energy-efficient homes.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year, HUD resolved 14,000 housing discrimination cases.

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HUD Invests in Alabama HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Alabama to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Alabama.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $220 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Alabama, HUD helps to shelter 3,518 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 804 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,335 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 139,766 Alabama homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 73.5 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 97,649 Alabama households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 190,038 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $282 million to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Alabama.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Alabama, HUD resolved 50 housing discrimination cases affecting 118 people.

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HUD Invests in Alaska HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Alaska to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Alaska.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $22 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Alaska, HUD helps to shelter 1,639 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 203 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 308 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 18,001 Alaska homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.1 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 8,626 Alaska households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 16,967 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 519 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Alaska.

Investing in Tribal Communities Since 2010, HUD has invested more than $1 billion to promote homeownership and community development, stimulate economic development and produce affordable housing among Native American tribal communities in Alaska through such programs as the Indian Community Development Block Grant, Indian Housing Block Grant and the Section 184 loan guarantee program.

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HUD Invests in Arizona HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Arizona to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Arizona.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $250 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Arizona, HUD helps to shelter 7,926 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,397 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 2,124 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 193,080 Arizona homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 63.2 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 44,350 Arizona households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 90,539 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 4,865 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Arizona.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Arizona, HUD resolved 232 housing discrimination cases affecting 316 people.

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HUD Invests in Arkansas

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Arkansas to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Arkansas.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $126 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Arkansas, HUD helps to shelter 1,503 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 361 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 671 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 81,814 Arkansas homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.2 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 56,809 Arkansas households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 95,649 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,992 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Arkansas.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Arkansas, HUD resolved 136 housing discrimination cases affecting 259 people.

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HUD Invests in California

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across California to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in California.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $2 billion in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in California, HUD helps to shelter 42,515 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 8,984 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 11,819 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 588,529 California homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 54.3 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 508,683 California households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 1,028,358 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 23,453 healthy and energy-efficient homes in California.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in California, HUD resolved 987 housing discrimination cases affecting 1,949 people.

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HUD Invests in Colorado

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Colorado to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Colorado.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $176 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Colorado, HUD helps to shelter 8,083 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,106 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,739 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 184,303 Colorado homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 64,366 Colorado households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 120,074 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $263 million to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Colorado.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Colorado, HUD resolved 135 housing discrimination cases affecting 238 people.

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HUD Invests in Connecticut

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Connecticut to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Connecticut.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $190 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Connecticut, HUD helps to shelter 3,531 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 619 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 838 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 90,385 Connecticut homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 91,338 Connecticut households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 158,340 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 10,195 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Connecticut.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Connecticut, HUD resolved 101 housing discrimination cases affecting 163 people.

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HUD Invests in Delaware

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Delaware to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Delaware.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $34 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Delaware, HUD helps to shelter 864 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 105 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 142 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 29,695 Delaware homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 72.8 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 13,811 Delaware households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 25,633 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,780 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Delaware.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Delaware, HUD resolved 18 housing discrimination cases affecting 21 people.

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HUD Invests in Florida HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Florida to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Florida.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $699 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Florida, HUD helps to shelter 19,851 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 4,769 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 7,317 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 444,945 Florida homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 62.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 216,531 Florida households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 406,868 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $390 million to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Florida.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Florida, HUD resolved 487 housing discrimination cases affecting 1,072 people.

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HUD Invests in Georgia HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Georgia to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Georgia.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $387 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Georgia, HUD helps to shelter 8,214 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,707 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 2,649 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 345,511 Georgia homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 64 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 145,637 Georgia households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 301,047 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 4,083 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Georgia.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Georgia, HUD resolved 99 housing discrimination cases affecting 215 people.

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HUD Invests in Hawaii HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Hawaii to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Hawaii.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $68 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Hawaii, HUD helps to shelter 3,813 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 289 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 387 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 9,489 Hawaii homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 59.1 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 23,520 Hawaii households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 46,569 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 400 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Hawaii.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Hawaii, HUD resolved 36 housing discrimination cases affecting 71 people.

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HUD Invests in Idaho HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Idaho to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Idaho.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $58 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Idaho, HUD helps to shelter 1,468 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 172 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 261 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 50,281 Idaho homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 72.3 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 13,336 Idaho households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 24,340 individuals who reside in those households.

Investing in Tribal Communities Since 2010, HUD has invested nearly $35 million to promote homeownership and community development, stimulate economic development and produce affordable housing among Native American tribal communities in Idaho through such programs as the Indian Community Development Block Grant, Indian Housing Block Grant and the Section 184 loan guarantee program.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Idaho, HUD resolved 39 housing discrimination cases affecting 57 people.

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HUD Invests in Illinois HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Illinois to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Illinois.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $792 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Illinois, HUD helps to shelter 11,409 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,329 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,864 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 279,963 Illinois homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 67.2 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 245,828 Illinois households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 452,127 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $368 million to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Illinois.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Illinois, HUD resolved 357 housing discrimination cases affecting 547 people.

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HUD Invests in Indiana HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Indiana to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Indiana.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $321 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Indiana, HUD helps to shelter 5,568 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 681 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,060 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 229,809 Indiana homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 68.9 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 99,723 Indiana households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 166,240 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $440 million to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Indiana.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Indiana, HUD resolved 247 housing discrimination cases affecting 341 people.

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HUD Invests in Iowa HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Iowa to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Iowa.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $182 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Iowa, HUD helps to shelter 2,926 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 276 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 489 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 61,291 Iowa homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 70.7 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 42,045 Iowa households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 68,211 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $891 million to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Iowa.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Iowa, HUD resolved 241 housing discrimination cases affecting 406 people.

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HUD Invests in Kansas HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Kansas to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Kansas.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $127 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Kansas, HUD helps to shelter 2,534 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 436 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 912 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 75,573 Kansas homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.5 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 39,145 Kansas households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 57,482 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 3,186 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Kansas.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Kansas, HUD resolved 62 housing discrimination cases affecting 134 people.

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HUD Invests in Kentucky

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Kentucky to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Kentucky.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $209 million in the Commonwealth through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Kentucky, HUD helps to shelter 4,258 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 595 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,011 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 104,051 Kentucky homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 70.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 90,355 Kentucky households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 164,830 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,960 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Kentucky.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Kentucky, HUD resolved 105 housing discrimination cases affecting 181 people.

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HUD Invests in Louisiana

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Louisiana to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Louisiana.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $263 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Louisiana, HUD helps to shelter 3,503 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 955 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,523 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 107,987 Louisiana homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 64 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 104,472 Louisiana households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 196,478 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $14.6 billion to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Louisiana.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Louisiana, HUD resolved 66 housing discrimination cases affecting 92 people.

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HUD Invests in Maine HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Maine to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Maine.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $89 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Maine, HUD helps to shelter 2,633 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 118 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 218 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 20,290 Maine homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 72.1 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 27,674 Maine households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 46,700 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,232 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Maine.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Maine, HUD resolved 42 housing discrimination cases affecting 81 people.

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HUD Invests in Maryland

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Maryland to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Maryland.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $240 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Maryland, HUD helps to shelter 6,267 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 835 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,116 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 195,552 Maryland homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 66.7 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 115,449 Maryland households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 203,701 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 5,410 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Maryland.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Maryland, HUD resolved 79 housing discrimination cases affecting 125 people.

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HUD Invests in Massachusetts

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Massachusetts to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Massachusetts.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $491 million in the Commonwealth through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Massachusetts, HUD helps to shelter 20,478 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,531 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 2,312 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 86,175 Massachusetts homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 64.7 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 211,989 Massachusetts households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 355,317 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 19,458 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Massachusetts.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Massachusetts, HUD resolved 387 housing discrimination cases affecting 595 people.

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HUD Invests in Michigan

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Michigan to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Michigan.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $599 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Michigan, HUD helps to shelter 10,075 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,244 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,939 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 238,279 Michigan homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 74.2 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 167,733 Michigan households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 265,213 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 8,725 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Michigan.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Michigan, HUD resolved 386 housing discrimination cases affecting 466 people.

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HUD Invests in Minnesota

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Minnesota to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Minnesota.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $259 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Minnesota, HUD helps to shelter 7,582 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 485 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 692 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 147,715 Minnesota homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 70 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 97,947 Minnesota households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 171,768 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 13,312 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Minnesota.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Minnesota, HUD resolved 93 housing discrimination cases affecting 131 people.

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HUD Invests in Mississippi

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Mississippi to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Mississippi.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $153 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Mississippi, HUD helps to shelter 1,405 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 389 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 629 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 67,295 Mississippi homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 72.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 58,709 Mississippi households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 131,109 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $5.5 billion to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Mississippi.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Mississippi, HUD resolved 17 housing discrimination cases affecting 28 people.

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HUD Invests in Missouri HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Missouri to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Missouri.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $305 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Missouri, HUD helps to shelter 6,309 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 581 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,012 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 178,540 Missouri homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 68.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 98,741 Missouri households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 174,554 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $288 million to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Missouri.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Missouri, HUD resolved 244 housing discrimination cases affecting 444 people.

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HUD Invests in Montana

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Montana to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Montana.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $41 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Montana, HUD helps to shelter 911 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 230 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 383 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 21,848 Montana homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.3 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 14,774 Montana households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 23,416 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 853 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Montana.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Montana, HUD resolved 10 housing discrimination cases affecting 28 people.

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HUD Invests in Nebraska

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Nebraska to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Nebraska.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $88 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Nebraska, HUD helps to shelter 2,917 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 291 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 457 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 52,817 Nebraska homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 66.6 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 28,930 Nebraska households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 51,452 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,882 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Nebraska.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Nebraska, HUD resolved 152 housing discrimination cases affecting 349 people.

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HUD Invests in Nevada HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Nevada to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Nevada.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $96 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Nevada, HUD helps to shelter 4,797 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,099 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,507 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 99,419 Nevada homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 56.7 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 20,882 Nevada households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 50,552 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 845 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Nevada.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Nevada, HUD resolved 36 housing discrimination cases affecting 70 people.

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HUD Invests in New Hampshire

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across New Hampshire to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in New Hampshire.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $60 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in New Hampshire, HUD helps to shelter 1,243 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 177 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 247 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 25,319 New Hampshire homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 70.3 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 22,565 New Hampshire households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 35,862 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 3,536 healthy and energy-efficient homes in New Hampshire.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in New Hampshire, HUD resolved 21 housing discrimination cases affecting 37 people.

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HUD Invests in New Jersey

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across New Jersey to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in New Jersey.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $441 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in New Jersey, HUD helps to shelter 10,736 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 921 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,250 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 200,534 New Jersey homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 66.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 174,234 New Jersey households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 316,715 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $3.3 billion to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in New Jersey.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in New Jersey, HUD resolved 82 housing discrimination cases affecting 93 people.

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HUD Invests in New Mexico

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across New Mexico to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in New Mexico.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $86 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in New Mexico, HUD helps to shelter 2,318 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 267 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 500 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 61,493 New Mexico homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.2 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 25,468 New Mexico households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 48,585 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 632 healthy and energy-efficient homes in New Mexico.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in New Mexico, HUD resolved 39 housing discrimination cases affecting 56 people.

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HUD Invests in New York

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across New York to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in New York.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $1.6 billion in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in New York, HUD helps to shelter 76,487 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 3,785 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 5,082 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 287,043 New York homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 53.5 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 605,101 New York households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 1,204,145 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $7.1 billion to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in New York.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in New York, HUD resolved 525 housing discrimination cases affecting 569 people.

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HUD Invests in North Carolina

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across North Carolina to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in North Carolina.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $348 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in North Carolina, HUD helps to shelter 8,874 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,144 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,707 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 230,540 North Carolina homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 65.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 133,727 North Carolina households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 264,019 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 9,761 healthy and energy-efficient homes in North Carolina.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in North Carolina, HUD resolved 181 housing discrimination cases affecting 337 people.

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HUD Invests in North Dakota

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across North Dakota to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in North Dakota.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $28 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in North Dakota, HUD helps to shelter 794 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 148 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 261 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 16,781 North Dakota homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 67.9 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 13,898 North Dakota households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 20,296 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 264 healthy and energy-efficient homes in North Dakota.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in North Dakota, HUD resolved 36 housing discrimination cases affecting 150 people.

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HUD Invests in Ohio HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Ohio to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Ohio.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $735 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Ohio, HUD helps to shelter 10,720 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,337 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,998 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 342,521 Ohio homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 66.1 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 219,302 Ohio households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 436,856 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 15,051 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Ohio.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Ohio, HUD resolved 482 housing discrimination cases affecting 662 people.

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HUD Invests in Oklahoma

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Oklahoma to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Oklahoma.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $136 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Oklahoma, HUD helps to shelter 3,259 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 386 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 632 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 121,589 Oklahoma homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 67.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 51,769 Oklahoma households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 102,723 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,771 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Oklahoma.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Oklahoma, HUD resolved 66 housing discrimination cases affecting 81 people.

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HUD Invests in Oregon HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Oregon to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Oregon.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $166 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Oregon, HUD helps to shelter 6,101 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,049 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,656 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 77,780 Oregon homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 63.7 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 50,844 Oregon households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 102,231 individuals who reside in those households.

Investing in Tribal Communities Since 2010, HUD has invested $150 million to promote homeownership and community development, stimulate economic development and produce affordable housing among Native American tribal communities in Oregon through such programs as the Indian Community Development Block Grant, Indian Housing Block Grant and the Section 184 loan guarantee program.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Oregon, HUD resolved 101 housing discrimination cases affecting 265 people.

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HUD Invests in Pennsylvania

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Pennsylvania to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Pennsylvania.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $949 million in the Commonwealth through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Pennsylvania, HUD helps to shelter 14,301 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,625 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 2,615 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 318,331 Pennsylvania homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 68.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 221,822 Pennsylvania households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 403,007 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 28,203 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Pennsylvania.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Pennsylvania, HUD resolved 182 housing discrimination cases affecting 302 people.

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HUD Invests in Puerto Rico

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Puerto Rico to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Puerto Rico.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $413 million in the Commonwealth through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Puerto Rico, HUD helps to shelter 1,406 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 94 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 160 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 112,032 Puerto Rico homeowners, helping drive an increased rate of homeownership.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 110,588 Puerto Rico households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 252,325 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 667 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Puerto Rico.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Puerto Rico, HUD resolved 48 housing discrimination cases affecting 50 people.

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HUD Invests in Rhode Island

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Rhode Island to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Rhode Island.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $80 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Rhode Island, HUD helps to shelter 1,170 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 138 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 222 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 25,194 Rhode Island homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 61.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 36,330 Rhode Island households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 63,178 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 5,765 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Rhode Island.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Rhode Island, HUD resolved 38 housing discrimination cases affecting 65 people.

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HUD Invests in South Carolina

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across South Carolina to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in South Carolina.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $180 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in South Carolina, HUD helps to shelter 3,249 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 651 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,134 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 109,636 South Carolina homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 73.3 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 62,716 South Carolina households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 135,761 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 3,129 healthy and energy-efficient homes in South Carolina.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in South Carolina, HUD resolved 55 housing discrimination cases affecting 150 people.

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HUD Invests in South Dakota

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across South Dakota to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in South Dakota.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $36 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in South Dakota, HUD helps to shelter 830 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 211 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 500 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 16,297 South Dakota homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 70.5 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 13,801 South Dakota households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 23,116 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 414 healthy and energy-efficient homes in South Dakota.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in South Dakota, HUD resolved 9 housing discrimination cases affecting 16 people.

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HUD Invests in Tennessee

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Tennessee to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Tennessee.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $237 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Tennessee, HUD helps to shelter 6,383 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 971 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,819 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 210,560 Tennessee homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 67.2 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 99,132 Tennessee households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 211,878 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 8,717 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Tennessee.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Tennessee, HUD resolved 107 housing discrimination cases affecting 182 people.

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HUD Invests in Texas HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Texas to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Texas.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $1.2 billion in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Texas, HUD helps to shelter 18,228 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 3,712 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 6,243 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 819,260 Texas homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 62.9 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 285,088 Texas households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 624,877 individuals who reside in those households.

Addressing Climate Change and Natural Disasters HUD mitigates the effects of natural disasters by playing a leading role in helping communities to address the impacts of climate change. Since 2005, HUD has awarded $3.7 billion to support long-term disaster recovery and resiliency in Texas.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Texas, HUD resolved 926 housing discrimination cases affecting 1,443 people.

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HUD Invests in Utah HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Utah to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Utah.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $98 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Utah, HUD helps to shelter 2,768 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 328 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 525 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 113,524 Utah homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 71.1 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 18,672 Utah households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 37,493 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,547 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Utah.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Utah, HUD resolved 72 housing discrimination cases affecting 141 people.

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HUD Invests in Vermont HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Vermont to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Vermont.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $38 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Vermont, HUD helps to shelter 1,396 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 136 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 189 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 5,389 Vermont homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 74.9 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 12,820 Vermont households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 21,471 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,524 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Vermont.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Vermont, HUD resolved 17 housing discrimination cases affecting 22 people.

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HUD Invests in Virginia HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Virginia to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Virginia.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $271 million in the Commonwealth through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Virginia, HUD helps to shelter 6,330 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 886 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 1,296 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 225,810 Virginia homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 68.6 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 103,152 Virginia households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 217,529 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 2,866 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Virginia.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Virginia, HUD resolved 86 housing discrimination cases affecting 169 people.

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HUD Invests in Washington

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Washington to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Washington.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $272 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Washington, HUD helps to shelter 12,540 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 1,747 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 2,547 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 160,873 Washington homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 63.8 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 85,335 Washington households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 170,916 individuals who reside in those households.

Investing in Tribal Communities Since 2010, HUD has invested $340 million to promote homeownership and community development, stimulate economic development and produce affordable housing among Native American tribal communities in Washington through such programs as the Indian Community Development Block Grant, Indian Housing Block Grant and the Section 184 loan guarantee program.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Washington, HUD resolved 219 housing discrimination cases affecting 343 people.

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HUD Invests in Washington, D.C.

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Washington, D.C. to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Washington, D.C..

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $78 million in the District through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Washington, D.C., HUD helps to shelter 7,352 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 709 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 879 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 11,015 Washington, D.C. homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 42.5 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 37,704 Washington, D.C. households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 73,024 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,184 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Washington, D.C.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Washington, D.C., HUD resolved 24 housing discrimination cases affecting 31 people.

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HUD Invests in West Virginia

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across West Virginia to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in West Virginia.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $107 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in West Virginia, HUD helps to shelter 1,583 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 311 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 608 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 26,285 West Virginia homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 74.4 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 33,619 West Virginia households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 58,508 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 1,845 healthy and energy-efficient homes in West Virginia.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in West Virginia, HUD resolved 36 housing discrimination cases affecting 44 people.

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HUD Invests in Wisconsin

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Wisconsin to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Wisconsin.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $301 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Wisconsin, HUD helps to shelter 5,712 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 541 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 908 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 89,913 Wisconsin homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 68.7 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 72,809 Wisconsin households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 129,364 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 5,939 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Wisconsin.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Wisconsin, HUD resolved 76 housing discrimination cases affecting 116 people.

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HUD Invests in Wyoming

HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders across Wyoming to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Below are some examples of HUD at work in Wyoming.

Housing Highlights Building Stronger Communities in the Century of Cities Since 2010, HUD has invested $18 million in the State through the Community Development Block Grant Program. CDBG supports a broad range of public improvements for places like community centers and parks.

Ending Homelessness On any given night in Wyoming, HUD helps to shelter 563 persons experiencing homelessness. HUD is currently providing permanent homes for 124 formerly homeless veterans and has helped house 286 homeless veterans since 2008.

Helping Families Secure Quality Housing The Federal Housing Adminstration (FHA) insures the mortgages of 15,737 Wyoming homeowners, helping drive a statewide homeownership rate of 68.6 percent.

Easing the Rental Crisis HUD provides 5,802 Wyoming households with rental assistance. That assistance impacts 9,792 individuals who reside in those households.

Creating Sustainable Communities HUD programs are designed to support next-generation sustainable housing and communities. Since 2010, HUD has helped produce 109 healthy and energy-efficient homes in Wyoming.

Leveling the Playing Field HUD is committed to ensuring that every American has the chance to pursue housing opportunities free from discrimination. Last year in Wyoming, HUD resolved 6 housing discrimination cases affecting 14 people.

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HUD is the Department of Opportunity. True to its mission, HUD is working closely with state and local leaders to promote homeownership, support community development, and increase access to affordable housing, free from discrimination. Click on any state for some examples of HUD at work across the Nation.

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