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AUTHORIZING U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FUND ALLOCATION - ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR FY 2004 / 2005
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5/17/2004
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� � <br /> ❖ Applied for additional funding for lead-based paint abatement and <br /> related activities (contractor training and equipment, etc.). <br /> ❖ Continued to work with the Macon County Health Department through <br /> the Get the Lead Out ("GLO") program to assist an additional twelve <br /> (12) families with young children who have elevated lead blood levels, <br /> to mitigate lead hazards in their homes. <br /> ❖ Trained staff in the new regulations,both in-house and by attending � <br /> any training provided by HLTD. I <br /> ❖ Continued to provide technical assistance to any contractors who <br /> express`an interest in becoming licensed lead contractors, and direct <br /> them to any training sessions offered by HUD or the state. <br /> LEAD MITIGATION PROGRAMS . <br /> Pro ram A enc /Fundin Source Allocation <br /> Get the Lead Out (GLO) (12 units) Il. Dept. Of Public Health $85,000 <br /> City of Decatur $8,500 <br /> Total $93,500 <br /> 2.0 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR THE HOMELESS <br /> Decatur's Homeless Council recognizes that a continuum of care is needed to assist individuals <br /> and families through the phases of homelessness, and that supportive services are required at all <br /> steps through the process. <br /> Subarea 2.1 Transitional/Supportive Housing <br /> Transitional/Supportive Housing Priority 1: Provide transitional housing for homeless <br /> individuals and/or families. <br /> Anticipated Results: Provide continued support of 35 units over the next twelve months. <br /> Rationale: A need exists in the community to provide transitional housing and <br /> develop permanent supportive housing to serve the homeless in need of <br /> permanent housing and continued supportive services. Local shelters and <br /> other organizations recommend persons to Homeward Bound for <br /> consideration for transitional housing. <br /> Pro ram A enc /Fundin Source Allocation <br /> Homeward Bound Transitional Housing Homeward Bound $89,581 <br /> 26 units) � <br /> Macon Street Transitional Housin 17 units Homeward Bound/ 62 000 <br /> g� ) $ , <br /> Community Investment <br /> Co oration of Decatur <br /> Total $175,815 <br /> 14 <br />
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