NeighborWorks America Applauds the Obama Administration’s Efforts to Combat ForeclosureIn just over one month since taking office, President Barack Obama has taken significant steps to address the economic crisis. On February 17, he signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and one day later announced his Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan. He also reaffirmed his administration's commitment to taking on the banking and foreclosure crises in his Address to a Joint Session of Congress on February 25.
NeighborWorks America applauds these efforts, which take important steps to get ahead of future foreclosures and provide substantial funding for initiatives including homeownership, low-income housing, affordable housing, energy efficiency improvements and the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. View more information:
News Release: NeighborWorks America Applauds the Obama Administration's Efforts to Combat Foreclosure
NeighborWorks Summary: President Obama's Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan (Watch this page for more details on the plan, after they are announced March 4.)
NeighborWorks Analysis: Housing Provisions in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
NeighborWorks Highlights: President Obama Addresses Joint Session of Congress
Also in this Issue
News:
- NFMC Program Releases Second Report to Congress
- Leadership on Homeownership Counseling Promoted as Key Role for CDOs at NeighborWorks Symposium on Homeownership
- NeighborWorks America Invests $230,000 into Green Residential Rehabilitation Projects that Focus on Energy Conservation
- NeighborWorks America Works to Thwart Foreclosure 'Rescue' ScamsOffers Consumers Tips to Avoid Being Scammed
- NeighborWorks America Joins HOPE NOW and Queen Latifah in Kicking Off ‘Bringing Hope Home’ Campaign and Bus Tour in Newark
- NeighborWorks Center for Foreclosure Solutions Receives Donation from Smith Barney
Public Sector Alert:
- HUD Allocates More Than $10 Billion of Recovery Act Funding
- Treasury Department Touts Expanded Tax Credit for First-Time HomebuyersCredit Offers Up to $8,000 to Qualifying Taxpayers Now. See also NeighborWorks America's First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Quick Reference Guide.
- Revisiting the Community Reinvestment Act: Perspectives on the Future of the Community Reinvestment Act
Funding Opportunities
- Smart Growth Implementation Assistance 2009 Request for Applications, deadline April 23
- Bank of America Charitable Foundation Initiative Neighborhood Excellence Initiative Award Applications
Resources
No comments:
Post a Comment