On March 15, President Biden signed the bipartisan FY 2022 Omnibus Appropriations Act. The legislation includes $25 million for housing mobility services, which will help low-income Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) families exercise greater choice in where they live so...
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Recent News
Press Release: Housing Mobility Leaders Praise President Biden’s Commitment to Expanding Housing Opportunity (6/2/21)
“As a consortium of organizations dedicated to helping low-income families use housing subsidies to access neighborhoods that provide greater opportunities, we know that housing mobility disrupts cycles of poverty by assisting families with low incomes with transitioning from uninvested, racially segregated neighborhoods into communities that offer resources for educational and economic gain. Housing mobility is a tool for increasing housing choice and advancing racial equity for those in communities that have long been denied sufficient resources that support their overall quality of life.”
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2024 Housing Mobility Training Institute
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Million
2.2 million low-income households are served by the Federal Housing Choice Voucher (HCV).
%
Households
Only 1 household out of every 5 (20%) that qualify for federal rental assistance receives it.
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of Families
Currently only half of families with HCVs live in states or localities with laws protecting them against source of income discrimination.
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of Black Children
66% of Black children grow up in neighborhoods with at least 20% poverty, while this is true for only 6% of white children.