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Did You Know?
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Families
that have a person with disabilities and are income eligible
may also participate in all aspects of the housing choice
voucher program (e.g., tenant-based vouchers, project-based
vouchers, and homeownership vouchers.)
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Below are three, special types of vouchers available to people
with disabilities:
Mainstream vouchers
Elderly and non-elderly families that have a person with disabilities.
Designated housing vouchers
Non-elderly families, who would be eligible for public housing
if occupancy were not restricted to elderly households. These vouchers
also assist families affected by a PHA decision to designate their
buildings as "mixed elderly and disabled buildings" but
demonstrate a need for alternative resources for families with a
disabled person.
Certain development vouchers
Non-elderly families with a disabled person, who do not currently
receive housing assistance in certain developments where owners
establish preferences for, or restrict occupancy to, elderly families.
Project Access Vouchers
As part of a demonstration program between HUD and HHS, 400 vouchers
were awarded in Fiscal Year 2001 to 11 lead PHAs to partner with
Medicaid agencies in providing housing assistance to non-elderly
disabled persons transitioning from nursing homes into the community.
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