Housing Stabilization Collaborative News Today

For the next month, local organizations can apply for approximately $630,000 in federal Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnerships Progr

On Monday, Lawrence’s Affordable Housing Advisory Board could move to recommend that the City of Lawrence adopt utility payment plan options for residents exp

Members of the Affordable Housing Advisory Board came to a final decision Monday on which projects they recommend that Lawrence leaders grant Affordable Housing

The Affordable Housing Advisory Board had its first chance on Monday to hear more details from the nine projects that have applied for Affordable Housing Trust

Douglas County commissioners have budgeted millions of dollars for Lawrence’s supportive housing needs, but a report they commissioned from a housing nonprofi

With money being tight for many students over the past few years, the University of Kansas is offering services to help students financially in various fields.

A work group with LiveWell Douglas County, in partnership with a Lawrence tenants rights organization, is seeking feedback about renters experiences that will

The City of Lawrence will soon host informational meetings about changes to the city’s fair housing ordinance, including new protections for applicants who re

The Housing Stabilization Collaborative will use a lottery system that will replace its current one starting in March.

City leaders will soon consider allocating more than $1 million from a city trust fund for affordable housing efforts, and as part of those considerations they