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Center for Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships
HUD Inspector General Kenneth M. Donohue and Federal Housing Administration Commissioner David H. Stevens announced an initiative focusing on mortgage companies with significant claim rates against the Federal Housing Administration mortgage insurance program.
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HUD Inspector General Kenneth M. Donohue and Federal Housing Administration Commissioner David H. Stevens announced an initiative focusing on mortgage companies with significant claim rates against the Federal Housing Administration mortgage insurance program.
Secretary Donovan participates in a press conference for the grand opening of the Warnock Village Development in Philadelphia with U.S. Senator Arlen Specter, Philadelphia Housing Authority Executive Director Carl Greene, Mayor Michael Nutter, U.S. Senator Bob Casey and U.S. Representative Bob Brady.
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Secretary Donovan participates in a press conference for the grand opening of the Warnock Village Development in Philadelphia.
During the Warnock Village grand opening ceremony in Philadelphia, Secretary Donovan, Philadelphia Housing Authority Executive Director Carl Greene, Mayor Michael Nutter Philadelphia City Councilman Darrell Clarke congratulates Christine Deveaux (seated) on her new home.
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During the Warnock Village grand opening ceremony in Philadelphia, Secretary Donovan, Philadelphia Housing Authority Executive Director Carl Greene, Mayor Michael Nutter Philadelphia City Councilman Darrell Clarke congratulates Christine Deveaux (seated) on her new home.
Secretary Donovan tours Project HOME developments in Philadelphia which provide housing for homeless vets, women and children, as well as a learning and job training center for residents. A Project HOME representative leads Donovan, Congressman Chaka Fattah, Senator Arlen Specter and Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter through the tour.
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Secretary Donovan tours Project HOME developments in Philadelphia which provide housing for homeless vets, women and children, as well as a learning and job training center for residents.
Mercedes Marquez, Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development speaks at HUD's event commemorating World AIDS Day.
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Mercedes Marquez, Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development speaks at HUD's event commemorating World AIDS Day.
Deputy Secretary Sims participates in a housing roundtable during his visit to New Castle, Delaware.
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Deputy Secretary Sims participates in a housing roundtable during his visit to New Castle, Delaware.
Fred Tombar, Senior Advisor for Disaster Programs, speaks at a celebration honoring the housing authorities, community partners, and HUD staff that worked together over the past two years to successfully complete the Katrina-Rita Disaster Housing Assistance Program.
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Fred Tombar, Senior Advisor for Disaster Programs, speaks at a celebration honoring the housing authorities, community partners, and HUD staff that worked together over the past two years to successfully complete the Katrina-Rita Disaster Housing Assistance Program.
Overview

The Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships serves as a resource center for secular and faith-based non-profit organizations seeking to partner with HUD to address the housing and community development needs of the neighborhoods in which they operate. The Center builds partnerships and serves as a liaison between the grassroots and federal government, ensuring that groups have the latest information about HUD opportunities and programs as well as other federal resources available to their communities. The Center also convenes outside partners, practitioners and organizations from the non-profit and faith communities along with policy makers and government officials to more effectively identify and meet the needs of some of the nation’s most vulnerable citizens.
I Want to

- Receive Technical Assistance for My Non-profit Organization
- Avoid Foreclosure
- Find Rental Assistance
- Apply for a Grant
- Talk to a Housing Counselor
- Get Involved in My Community
- File a Fair Housing Discrimination Complaint
In Focus

- Preventing Foreclosure
How non-profits and the faith community can help families facing foreclosure: Click here for Resources for your community.

- United We Serve
The Center is taking the lead in promoting service opportunities within HUD employees and among our partners. To learn more about the latest opportunities, visit: www.serve.gov.
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