Virginia

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The Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is committed to creating safe, affordable and prosperous communities to live, work and do business in Virginia.
Services Administered: CDBG, NSP, HOME, HOPWA, HTF, ESG

Fiscal Year 2023 HUD Grants

CDBG

State

$18,806,749

Total

$57,521,570

RHP

State

$0

Total

$0

HOME

State

$11,249,059

Total

$29,049,908

HTF

State

$7,563,731

Total

$7,563,731

Hopwa

State

$1,631,954

Total

$6,700,312

ESG

State

$3,205,897

Total

$5,073,657

Service Area Demographics
(Non-Metro)

Rural Population

1,034,447

Urban Population

7,501,072

Total Population

8,535,519

Poverty Rate

9.7%

Housing Units

3,562,143

Unemployment Rate

4.9%

Median Household Income

$74,222

Calfee Community and Cultural Center

From 1894 to 1966, the Calfee Training School educated African American children in Pulaski, VA. Faced with severe underfunding from Jim Crow segregation, the Calfee Training School became a
community, helping children and their families reach their full potential. The future Calfee Community & Cultural
Center will revitalize the positive aspects of this legacy, by supporting all of Pulaski County’s children, families, and organizations
building a stronger future for the region.

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Old Forest Village

Lynchburg, VA, Congressional District VA-6 https://www.rushhomes.org/old-forest-village ContactWillie FobbsVirginia Department of Housing and Community Development(804) [email protected] Old Forest Village is a newly constructed development for people

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Greenhouse Village Housing Phase 2

There is a significant need in Rockbridge County for safe, decent and affordable housing for low- to moderate income (LMI) households. Phase 2 is improving living conditions of twelve (12) LMI households through the provision of street, water and sewer activities (CDBG funds) and single-family housing production activities (non-CDBG funds). This phase follows a similar Phase 1 project in which eight (8) LMI households were improved.

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