Gbogbo awọn akojọ idaduro fun ile ti wa ni pipade ati awọn ohun elo ko si ayafi ti bibẹẹkọ ti firanṣẹ. O le ka alaye diẹ sii ni isalẹ ki o ṣe atẹle oju-iwe wẹẹbu yii. Wo isalẹ oju-iwe yii lati gba imeeli kan nigbati atokọ yoo ṣii nigbamii. Tẹ loju iwe 2
Aṣẹ Ile-igbimọ Ilu Islip gba awọn ohun elo fun Eto Iwe-ẹri Yiyan Ile 8, lati Ọjọbọ, Oṣu Kẹta Ọjọ 22, Ọdun 2017, titi di ọjọ Jimọ, Oṣu Kẹta Ọjọ 24, Ọdun 2017, ni akoko wo ni nduro awọn akojọ. Awọn ohun elo fun RAD (ifihan iranlọwọ iyalo) Abala 8 Eto Ipilẹ Ise agbese, Ile Awọn agbalagba gẹgẹbi asọye nipasẹ awọn ilana HUD/PHA; Ori, Alakoso tabi ọkọ iyawo jẹ ẹni ọdun 62 tabi eniyan ti o ni alaabo ni a gba lati Ọjọ Aarọ, Oṣu Kẹta Ọjọ 27, Ọdun 2023, nipasẹ Ọjọbọ, Oṣu Kẹrin Ọjọ 5, Ọdun 2023, ni akoko yẹn gbigba awọn ohun elo fun atokọ iduro ti wa ni pipade. Akiyesi lakoko akoko gbigba ti o pari 4/5/2023, diẹ sii ju awọn ohun elo 2,200 gba. Ilana lati tẹ awọn ohun elo alakoko ti a ko rii daju yoo bẹrẹ ati pe kọnputa ti ipilẹṣẹ lotiri too ni ibamu pẹlu awọn eto imulo iṣakoso ti o kan eto naa yoo pari. Ilana lati pari gbogbo awọn titẹ sii ati firanṣẹ awọn akiyesi si awọn olubẹwẹ ni a nireti lati gba lati awọn oṣu 1-4 lati pari. Jọwọ mọ pe ilana atokọ idaduro ni a ṣe nigbati awọn aye ifojusọna kọja nọmba awọn olubẹwẹ lori atokọ ki akoko ti o kan lati ṣakoso data naa ko ni ipa buburu lori wiwa eto naa.
General Info about mainstream vouchers le jẹ ri nibi
Eniyan ti ko ni agbalagba ti o ni awọn ailera (fun awọn idi ti ṣiṣe ipinnu yiyẹ fun Awọn iwe ẹri Akọbẹrẹ):
Eniyan ti o jẹ ọdun 18 tabi agbalagba ati pe ko to ọdun 62, ati tani:
(i) Ni ailera kan, bi a ti ṣalaye ninu 42 USC 423;
(ii) Ti pinnu, ni ibamu si awọn ilana HUD, lati ni ti ara, ti opolo,
tabi ibajẹ ẹdun pe:
(A) Ti nireti lati wa ni gigun-gigun ati iye ailopin;
(B) Ni idiwọ idiwọ agbara tabi agbara rẹ lati gbe ni ominira, ati
(C) Jẹ iru iru bẹẹ pe agbara lati gbe ni ominira le jẹ
dara si nipasẹ awọn ipo ile to dara julọ; tabi
(iii) Ni ibajẹ idagbasoke bi a ti ṣalaye ninu 42 USC 6001.
Bawo ni MO ṣe waye fun Abala 8?
Ilu ti Alaṣẹ Ile ti Islip gba awọn ohun elo fun Eto Iwe-ẹri Yiyan Ile 8 ati Eto Iwe-ẹri Ipilẹ Iṣẹ Abala 8 ni Eto Abule Southwind (Agba & Ẹbi), lati Kínní 22, 2017 titi di Oṣu Kẹta Ọjọ 24, Ọdun 2017 ni akoko yẹn awọn atokọ iduro pipade ati fun Eto Iwe-ẹri orisun Iṣẹ akanṣe Abala 8 (Agba & Ẹbi) lati Aarọ 27 Oṣu Kẹta, Ọdun 2023, titi di Oṣu Kẹrin Ọjọ 5, Ọdun 2023, ni akoko yẹn awọn atokọ iduro ti wa ni pipade.
HA nikan ni igbeowosile to lopin wa lati HUD. Owo-ifowosowopo jẹ isuna-owo lododun lati ṣe iranlọwọ fun awọn idile ti o ṣeeṣe julọ. Awọn ifosiwewe ti o pinnu nọmba apapọ ti awọn idile pẹlu awọn idiyele ọja ọya yiyalo agbegbe, aṣẹ isuna ọlọdọọdun lati HUD ati awọn ẹka ti o wa ti a nṣe fun yiyalo laarin ẹjọ naa. Awọn idiyele iṣakoso HA ni o ni aabo nipasẹ inawo ọtọtọ lati awọn owo ifunni yiyalo. Atokọ iduro naa wa ni pipade ti o ba jẹ pe awọn ifunni ti awọn idile to to ati awọn idile ti o to lori atokọ lati pade wiwa owo-iṣowo ti a le rii tẹlẹ. HA ko tọju atokọ ti awọn olubẹwẹ ti o nifẹ ti o fẹ ohun elo nigbati atokọ ba ṣii. Ifitonileti nipa igba ti awọn atokọ eyikeyi ba ṣii ni a ṣe nipasẹ ipolowo ni media agbegbe, eto ifiranṣẹ ohun HA, awọn akiyesi ti a pin si awọn ile-iṣẹ agbegbe agbegbe, ile-ikawe ati awọn ọna miiran ti o yẹ pe HA wulo.
Awọn ẹya naa jẹ ifunni nipasẹ ipin kan ti awọn ifunni ti o wa ati pe iranlọwọ naa wa pẹlu ẹyọkan dipo idile kọọkan. Ilu ti Alaṣẹ Ile ti Islip gba awọn ohun elo fun Eto Iwe-ẹri Abala 8, Eto Iwe-ẹri Ipilẹ RAD Abala 8 (Alagba & Ẹbi), ati Eto Iwe-ẹri ti o da lori Abala 8 ni Southwind Village (Agba & Ìdílé) Eto lati Ọjọ Aarọ Oṣu Kẹta Ọjọ 27. , 2023, titi di Oṣu Kẹrin Ọjọ 5, Ọdun 2023, ni akoko wo awọn atokọ idaduro ti sunmọ.
The average waiting period varies depending on funding availability and the number of applicants on the waiting list. The average time period can vary anywhere from 2-7 years or longer. Please note that placement on the list does not guarantee that a family will be assisted. During times of economic downturn, the available funding historically goes down.
Awọn atokọ iduro wa ni sisi fun awọn olubẹwẹ tuntun lorekore nigbati iye awọn idile ti a ṣe akojọ ko pese adagun ti o yẹ ti awọn olubẹwẹ lati pade wiwa ti a ni iṣiro igbeowo. Aṣẹ Ile (H) yoo polowo ni media agbegbe nigbati awọn atokọ yoo ṣii fun gbigba awọn ohun elo tuntun. Nigbati awọn atokọ ba ṣii, akoko jẹ igbagbogbo fun o kere ju ọjọ 30. Gbogbo awọn ohun elo ti o gba lakoko asiko yii ni a gbe sinu apo ati ni iyaworan. Eyi n gba laaye si ododo fun gbogbo awọn ibẹwẹ lakoko akoko ṣiṣi.
Awọn ohun elo ni a paṣẹ nipasẹ awọn aaye ààyò ni akọkọ, eyiti o pẹlu, oniwosan, ngbe tabi ṣiṣẹ (tabi bẹwẹ lati ṣiṣẹ) laarin Agbegbe ti Islip (ẹjọ HA) ati ẹbi ṣiṣẹ (alaabo ati agbalagba gba kirẹditi fun ayanmọ yii). Ibẹwẹ ti o ni iye dogba ti awọn ẹtọ yiyan ti o fẹsẹmulẹ ni a fun ni aṣẹ nipasẹ ọjọ ati akoko ti ohun elo wọn.
Jọwọ ṣakiyesi, pe ni kete ti a ti fi ohun elo rẹ sori akojọ idaduro fun eto ti a lo fun, awọn ohun elo tuntun ti o gba ni ọjọ iwaju yoo paṣẹ nipasẹ awọn fẹ akọkọ lẹhinna ọjọ.
The HA provides assistance to families under the RAD Section 8 PBV Program, units the HA owns and manages, 350 elderly/disabled efficiency units and 10 family units. There are approx 25-40 vacancies per year. The Section 8 program provides eligible families with a voucher to rent a market unit under the terms and conditions provided by the Voucher program. The HA can assist a maximum of 1044 families, depending on the available funding. The HA typically maintains a 97% program utilization rate, vacancies are due to varying cyclical factors, but generally the HA may assist 15-50 turnover families per year, again depending on funding and other factors related to the program, i.e. people moving, other agencies billing the HA for families moving to a different jurisdiction, etc.
Ha ko pinnu ipinnu yiyan, ie ijẹrisi ti awọn idahun awọn idahun lori ohun elo naa, titi ohun elo naa wa laarin isunmọtosi si HA ti o ni inawo to wa fun ẹbi.
Applicants often ask, “what number am I on the list?” The HA does not provide a specific number because of the preference point system established in the Administrative policies established in accordance with HUD regulations. The preferences are available to a family at any time, both at initial application or if their circumstances may change, so points do change. As an example, a family applies in 2005 and the Head of Household works in Central Islip, but the family lives in Brookhaven. This family would qualify for the local preference of “working in the jurisdiction.” Before the HA has determined the family eligible the head of household changes employment and now works in Brookhaven. This family change would result in the application moving downward on the list. The opposite is also true and an upward movement on the waiting list could be realized if the head of household accepts employment within the HA jurisdiction after submitting their original application.