The Jacksonville Office of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will host a series of virtual HUD Training events and Information Sharing Sessions.
2020 HUD Information Sharing Session: Ocala, Florida
Host City: Ocala, Florida
Where: Microsoft Teams
When: Thursday, July 30th, 2020
Time: 10:00 am- 12:00 pm EST
Location: Link to Join Live Event
Or through the dial in number: 202-510-9533 United States, Washington DC (Toll)
Conference ID: 878 538 495#
Topics to include: Section 3, Healthy Home and the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction (LHR), Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), as well as an overview of other HUD programs, initiatives and policies currently being implemented in Florida.
Target Audience: City and County Housing and Community Development Departments/Agencies, Congressional/Constituent Case Workers, Housing Authority Officials and staff, Local Business, Section 3 Coordinators, Section 3 Participants, Health Departments, and Contracting Companies and Community Partners. If you or members of your team plan to attend, please send an email to Dedra Carey (dedra.carey@hud.gov) and Jenae Shinsky (Jennae.L.Shinsky@hud.gov) (both cc’d) no later than 2pm on Tuesday, July 28, 2020, and include the following information: Name, Organization, Title and Contact Information.
After completing several outreach activities in your area, we learned of some common concerns and questions in reference to HUD programs, processes and opportunities. In response, the HUD Jacksonville Office of Field Policy and Management (FPM) is currently working with our partners to expand information regarding programs to benefit the community. Additionally, our job is to support the needs of our stakeholders and make a positive impact in the communities we serve. It is important that we provide our local collaborative partners and HUD customers with the tools and resources necessary for successful communities.
In line with HUD’s 2020 Strategic Plan, FPM is planning to convene several comprehensive training/information sharing sessions in various cities throughout Northeast, Northwest and Central Florida. Our goal is to deliver six (6) 1/2-day Information Sharing Events in Daytona, Gainesville, Ocala, Panama City, Sarasota and Pensacola Florida.
Rental and Mortgage Assistance
This program is also a response to the COVID-19 Pandemic and may assist those tenants and homeowners with a loss of income due to the Pandemic with either past or current rent/mortgage payments. Payments are made directly to the landlord or mortgage holder.
covid-19 resources
If a Floridian’s employment has been negatively impacted as a result of the mitigation efforts in Florida to stop the spread of COVID-19, they may be eligible to receive Reemployment Assistance.
Individuals who may be eligible for Reemployment Assistance may include:
• Those who are quarantined by a medical professional or a government agency,
• Those who are laid off or sent home without pay for an extended period by their employer due to COVID-19 concerns, or
• Those who are caring for an immediate family member who is diagnosed with COVID-19.
Individuals whose employment has been impacted, but are still receiving wages through paid leave are not eligible to receive Reemployment Assistance.
At this time, individuals who apply for Reemployment Assistance whose employment was negatively impacted as a result of COVID-19 will follow the same application, review and payment process as all applicants for Reemployment Assistance in Florida.
We encourage any Floridian whose employment has been negatively impacted as a result of COVID-19 to visit www.FloridaJobs.org and click on Reemployment Assistance Service Center to learn more about the program and watch a short video on how to apply. Click here for a direct link to instructions on how to apply for Reemployment Assistance.
Click here for a direct link for a FAQ on Reemployment Assistance for individuals who have been impacted by COVID-19.
Marion County Resources
Sleeping on the streets? call from any telephone
Sleeping on the streets? call from any telephone
Sleeping on the streets? call from any telephone
Emergency Shelter
Sleeping on the streets? call from any telephone
Sleeping on the streets? call from any telephone
Apply for food stamps
Sleeping on the streets? call from any telephone
Hotline for sexual assaults & domestic violence (352) 622-8495
Hotline for sexual assaults & domestic violence (352) 622-8495
Hotline for sexual assaults & domestic violence (352) 622-8495
Hotline for sexual assaults & domestic violence (352) 622-8495
Apply for Social Security
Hotline for sexual assaults & domestic violence (352) 622-8495
Apply for Social Security
Free Tax Preparation
Hotline for sexual assaults & domestic violence (352) 622-8495
Apply for Social Security
No Veteran Should Be Without a Place to Call Home
VHV serves veterans and their families in need of assistance
VHV serves veterans and their families in need of assistance
VHV serves veterans and their families in need of assistance
VHV serves veterans and their families in need of assistance
VHV serves veterans and their families in need of assistance
We Shelter, We Support, We Guide, We Care
VHV serves veterans and their families in need of assistance
We Shelter, We Support, We Guide, We Care
Do you have an addiction problem?
Our goals are to sensitize the community, government and private sectors to the needs of the poor
We Shelter, We Support, We Guide, We Care
Our goals are to sensitize the community, government and private sectors to the needs of the poor
Our goals are to sensitize the community, government and private sectors to the needs of the poor
Our goals are to sensitize the community, government and private sectors to the needs of the poor
To get alerted about emergencies and other important community news
To give the community a sense of hope and optimism by creating a broad base of community involvement
CoC-514 will facilitate ending homelessness resulting in sustainable, safe and habitable homes
CoC-514 will facilitate ending homelessness resulting in sustainable, safe and habitable homes
To give the community a sense of hope and optimism by creating a broad base of community involvement
CoC-514 will facilitate ending homelessness resulting in sustainable, safe and habitable homes
To give the community a sense of hope and optimism by creating a broad base of community involvement
To give the community a sense of hope and optimism by creating a broad base of community involvement
To give the community a sense of hope and optimism by creating a broad base of community involvement
