Home rehabilitation with DCA abandoned, neglected Department of Community funding if available (grant Families have access to safe homes Affairs dependent) More substandard homes are and affordable housing identified and rehabilitated More pride in community Department of Housing and Identifying abandoned homes with available funds, More permanent residents Urban Development and taking action before they volunteers (local who become a part of the become blighted (local governments) community City/county home inspectors, governments) Conduct 5 home inspections code enforcement per month Home inspections to identify Local governments substandard housing and refer to community agencies, Coastal Regional Commission when appropriate (local governments) Financial counseling is Law enforcement provided before customers CGCAA provides financial purchase homes Coastal Georgia Community counseling to home buyers, Action Authority provides weatherization services Churches Social service organizations Refer 20 individuals to CGCAA per month Volunteers Link persons who live in without adequate insulation and moisture barriers to CGCAA Law enforcement meets Law enforcement shares monthly with city/county information about inspectors housing with city/county inspectors for follow-up Offer monthly programs Churches assist in “missions at home” Policy changes needed:
Department of Community Affairs Department of Housing and Urban Development City/county home inspectors, code enforcement Local governments Coastal Regional Commission Law enforcement Coastal Georgia Community Action Authority Churches Social service organizations Volunteers Home rehabilitation with DCA funding if available (grant dependent) Identifying abandoned homes and taking action before they become blighted (local governments) Home inspections to identify substandard housing and refer to community agencies, when appropriate (local governments) CGCAA provides financial counseling to home buyers, provides weatherization services Link persons who live in without adequate insulation and moisture barriers to CGCAA Law enforcement shares information about housing with city/county inspectors for follow-up Churches assist in “missions at home” More substandard homes are identified and rehabilitated with available funds, volunteers (local governments) Conduct 5 home inspections per month Financial counseling is provided before customers purchase homes Refer 20 individuals to CGCAA per month Law enforcement meets monthly with city/county inspectors Offer monthly programs Families have access to safe and affordable housing More permanent residents who become a part of the community abandoned, neglected homes More pride in community Policy changes needed: