This
Section 504 Web site is part of HUD's effort to help ensure that
its programs are accessible to everyone. As part of this effort,
we seek to make information available concerning Section 504: its
requirements, the rights it gives persons with disabilities, and
how the law protects those rights.
For
further information on the coverage for persons with disabilities
and the responsibilities and roles of HUD recipients, please review
the following information. Documents not currently available online
may be obtained from HUD's
Direct Distribution System.
- The
Rehabilitation Act - Key Provisions
- Housing
Discrimination Complaint Form 903
- Uniform
Federal Accessibility Standards
- Uniform
Federal Accessibility Standards Checklist (Section 504)
-
Fair Housing Act
- Fair
Housing Accessibility Guidelines (56 Federal Register 9472-9515,
March 6, 1991, as corrected in the Federal Register on June 24,
1991 and November 5, 1991)
- Supplemental
Notice to Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines: Questions and
Answers About the Guidelines (59 Federal Register 33362-33368,
June 28, 1994)
- Fair
Housing Booklet, Equal
Opportunity for All Booklet
- HUD
Notice PIH 2003-31 (HA), Accessibility Notice: Section 504 of
the Rehabilitation Act of1973
- Americans
with Disabilities Act of 1990
- Architectural
Barriers Act of1968
- Section
504 Federally Assisted Programs Regulation [24 CFR Part 8]
- Section
504 Federally Conducted Programs Regulation [24 CFR Part 9]
- 24
CFR 100 et seq., HUD regulations Implementing the Fair Housing
Act
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