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 […]
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 […]
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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Celebrating Resilience and Community During Older Americans Month
“My hope is that just as we honor our veterans on Veterans Day, we could take this concept [beyond] DC, and get people to invite […]