This Week’s Highlights: Volume Twenty-One: Air Date 6.6.22. “Long COVID and Disability Advocacy” This morning’s Washington Post features a very thought-provoking article on long COVID […]
Provider Type: Affordable Housing
A Partnership and a Federal Program Helps Affordable Housing Residents Reduce Broadband Costs
Residents at AHEPA 39 Senior Apartments in Haverhill, MA, a HUD 202 building that is home to 58 low-income older adults, are now saving money […]
Music Licensing 101: What Members Should Know
The Hawaiian theme dinner with live performers swaying to luau music. A 100th birthday party. The annual employee holiday gala. Hold music on the main […]
HUD Funding Votes Scheduled, Advocates Press Congress
The House Committee on Appropriations has scheduled votes on its fiscal year 2023 HUD appropriations bill. The time between now and then is an excellent […]
Copyright Compliance for Movies, TV and Music
If you provide entertainment in your care facility, whether it’s film, television, or even music, you may be required to obtain a license. Federal copyright […]
LeadingAge Pushes Back on Limits to Services, Other Changes in Section 8 Rent Setting
In response to Section 8 rent setting policy changes proposed by HUD, LeadingAge has pushed back strongly to preserve the federal government’s investments in non-shelter […]
Living with COVID: Week 11
This Week’s Highlights: Volume Twenty: Air Date 6.1.22. “Where Are We Now?” So where are we with COVID this week? The coronavirus mutant that is […]
LeadingAge Resource: Navigating CO Safety in HUD Housing
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This Week’s Highlights: Volume Sixteen: Air Date 5.16.22. “Summer Travel and Pandemic Etiquette: 2022 Edition” As we all start to gear up for summer travel […]