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for your info.  This is an interesting report on housing affordability using housing wage.  You can also search the results by State, County or Metropolitan area.

Out of Reach 2007-2008
http://www.nlihc.org/oor/oor2008/ 

>>> NAEH <[log in to unmask]> 04/08/08 12:19 PM >>>
April 8, 2008

Out of Reach 2007-2008
Editor: Samantha Batko (mailto:[log in to unmask])

Spotlight On...

This week, the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) released Out of Reach, their annual report on the affordability and availability of housing at the national, state, and local level.  The report's primary measure of housing affordability is the Housing Wage, which is the hourly wage a worker must earn to afford a two-bedroom apartment in their community.  Since the release of Out of Reach 2006 in December 2006, NLIHC found that the housing wage has increased 36 percent from $16.31 to $17.32.  This is higher than the national average hourly wage of $16 for all workers and well above the average hourly wage of $13.94 for all renters.  The report also finds that in 2008 there was no jurisdiction in the country where a full-time worker earning minimum wage could afford a one-bedroom apartment.

Additionally, Out of Reach provides side-by-side comparisons of rents and wages for each state, metropolitan area, and combined non-metropolitan area in the United States. For each region the report provides the housing wage for a 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom housing unit.  The states with the highest housing wages are Hawaii ($29.02), DC ($25.46), and California ($24.01).  The lowest housing wages are found in South Dakota ($11.19), West Virginia ($10.85), and North Dakota ($10.40).<p 
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In This Issue:
* Hill Update
* SAMHSA Releases Treatment Systems for Homeless Grant Opportunity
* Upcoming Audio Conference: HIV/AIDS Housing Strategies
* Call for Submissions: StreetSense's First Annual David Pike Awards
* KnowledgePlex Live Chat: Maxwell Award Winners

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UPCOMING EVENTS
April 9 |

National Alliance to End Homelessness Annual Awards Ceremony - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DojN_-vHo1lFCPoe0Sj_ga55PG3Vw_xkSGDb45QyRTeCnD_MNjrjf7Tb9I_MOCxnX36Fum7gu3wZzw3NKCApeg91WIJt6SmZ8554d7qICPalPcUhfgpj1qhkfu4q2YRZs6bz1A37pPjHQ4_36zqgirU5MFVNhWzZhKg= 

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April 10 |

HIV/AIDS Housing Strategies - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DoiXNLlDDdhDGQqd4wKYrsoIz0kTQ8YAOwjhDetoPf1Gl5QHz7dzlRGrlKlAF7ceU3w34gzVEOzorU4W_-ltyvNE96qNq7FS87MmrQ0pWPE-VEOD1W5f9ZkukaTGnCDDNcf1CcP2Unbgkib38dUOPIRn 

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April 14-15 |

COHHIO's Annual Conference - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DohdVmLIADiAzqzqjY7cMv82dSzBGPI7Q9ruk_InxCVZgOiZa6rjteZvxv_VJlJvLn0vA1nKWxCRjvQohDncpvQTtJz1yaTRklf-LnDVvEJffuIoY1nE2Ok_OxnKW79uXEB-PWbyIbTThlsc7k_kyKoRH98EPFozu0g= 

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April 15-18 |

3rd Young Children Without Homes National Conference - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DojkqZ6_77-_Ey0I2zeirXQD2F3aLa1OHBiYUtZLa56aBnKpeOqiTXHeA8MDoIgfCkB0S0_bWm43VfOPi8XBl_lL2y6Ne2nhTcfaRZ23SKomgQIZPjD8eRDN2XqhA30RhIx9VxFrV4a2HHZbStSWvttPsPWRwUWBWaE= 

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April 27-30 |

Michigan Conference on Affordable Housing/Homeless Conference - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DojMIIzE05Y4sQnmKM17AWKR09PdFc4QnJfumVRilj4wGbrMlzm6PGDItveHCEYW-7epde3qZFsYwRSGwbtzpG816GeYhpKTEdi3B3IDPVed5Xddn_BW91xZeEdbbymJsIbmxYtBQR_V__YmISUTOuhhR7Sx93LXvoM= 

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July 28-30 |

Annual Conference July 2008 - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-Dog2BanWZw6WVxW98H0s1AqHT7h_ST2QGQtu7Q3MM75IpZwHkeKt-nVMC4OmrTFjaUebuPaDXnyICOE55BfTAVmdPENT9_nWOLpkPafZaYPyJVuc4b9rq9nNOdBrxz4aDMtfFbZTIMI2ufNAehEy2DunDM-yiVldoM4= 

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Hill Update
Article Subheading

Hearing on Homeless Veterans

On Wednesday, April 9, at 10 AM, the House Veterans 
Affairs Committee, chaired by Rep. Bob Filner (D-CA), 
will hold a hearing entitled, "Ending Homelessness 
for our Nation's Veterans."  The hearing will be held in 
Room 334 of the Cannon House Office Building. A full list of witnesses (http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-Dog48eUIrVgZhJIwJLWIiIQhg0RUcHfbY7mvJUEPoKKAEwvLLvDLtXoBtZkWCMl-rPIGPP00ahFpBdqAZTR5Jx5JlG6OnAGE2WKJ5md544rtTH8ZRB-dnbEwV8l5M76_Jsmsdi-Wqeffvk9AyYMxQK1xmNrGGwzQJME=) is now 
available.

Last November, the Homelessness Research 
Institute of the National Alliance to End 
Homelessness released the report, Vital Mission: Ending Homelessness 
Among Veterans (http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DogZ5ygjNn35NwOFWKBI4YJKFEUHB8V5xuCk3O_HPK4mDec2getuBkg5othiW3ua3-sn14bUWEhlP-3hqa58QFRMK-MVX3bsJEKpR8FY6s5RKnXZIWKsY2UXvB36gpQgEWmR3Smv59g4RjRZyz7TcG67Nh5G1OMxv7c=), which found that far too many 
veterans are homeless and many are paying too 
much for rent, leaving them at risk of homelessness.

Senators Circulate Sign-on Letter

Senators Jack Reed (D-RI) and Mel Martinez (R-FL) 
are circulating a sign-on letter among their colleagues 
to be sent to Senators Patty Murray (D-WA) and 
Christopher Bond (R-MO), the Chair and Ranking 
Member, respectively, of the Senate Transportation-
HUD Appropriations Subcommittee.  The letter 
requests a funding level of $2 billion for McKinney 
Homeless Assistance Grants for fiscal year (FY) 2009. 
This amount is $364 million above the President's 
budget request and $414 million over the FY 2008 
level for this program.

In the House of Representatives, 85 members of 
Congress signed on to a letter supporting $2 billion in funding for 
McKinney Homeless Assistance Grants for FY 
2009 (http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-Dogao78xTqZov0vGRwXVIc55n3r5wFBZX1tcBStKmkaUA-Njy78U51Mqvh9__K_FhHjpA9KHJ89S5q1zuqTdYgn3Czm2DyamC05RispDJ0l2-A1bpMs9iH9hNo6f7nWBas5qShS-mDwEVwWLmGEqZoYcEiXQMCf0kmk=).More Information - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DohZWrLYwRzFFs4HZr3KncX2cngdp9yETHwiBuygp-YFnXVXCUXvtXtj9uYeODZpRr7dUUi4dEQZZsijelGGNVsOXseadj5os0_1Lo8Q-_BqFg== 

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SAMHSA Releases Treatment Systems for Homeless Grant Opportunity
Article subheading

Last week, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health 
Services Administration (SAMHSA) Center for 
Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) released a 
request for applications for grants targeting people 
experiencing homelessness with substance use and 
mental health disorders.  Programs specifically 
helping runaway and homeless youth, veterans, 
chronically homeless people and chronic inebriates 
will receive priority.  SAMHSA has made $10 million 
available, of which $4.5 million is designated for 
permanent supportive housing programs.  With each 
grant being a maximum of $400,000 per year for five 
years (dependent on available funding), SAMHSA 
expects to fund at least 25 programs.

More Information - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-Doj2zJkzOYC2YpHnloUQPC718t0ZdT5iH8Q1ONf9GFBxVT6HygFZPez6c6EKKIYwC0ZwMOIWd8hqGlPXU4CnkHU8PX3ZMmclpWlmeiC3soFJc0cUkt5cHfU_HxZ5X-l_3PpX3wc6BULySw==

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Upcoming Audio Conference: HIV/AIDS Housing Strategies

On Thursday, March 13, the Alliance will 
host "HIV/AIDS Housing Strategies," an installment of 
the Leadership to End Homelessness Audio 
Conference Series. Recently, the National AIDS 
Housing Coalition (NAHC), in collaboration with the 
Department of Health, Behavior and Society of the 
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 
hosted the third National Housing and HIV/AIDS 
Research Summit. Leaders in health, housing, and 
social service research and policy discussed current 
findings on housing as a factor in HIV prevention and 
treatment and the effect supportive housing has on 
health.

This audio conference will present highlights from this 
summit and discuss the opportunities for increasing 
access to housing for people living with HIV/AIDS.

Featured Speakers:

* Moderator: Nancy Bernstine, Executive 
Director, National AIDS Housing Coalition 

* Art Bendixen, Programs Director, AIDS Foundation 
of Chicago

* Ginny Shubert, Consultant, Shubert Botein Policy 
Associates

Thanks to Captiol Connection, those with Internet 
audio capability can participate in this conference call 
free of charge via the web. For details on how to listen 
to the call through the webcast and submit questions 
by email, click here (http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-Dojj5lfiGc-oqjPWAoNYxGMTxE4gDd4AqSZbyBiTdczA08EKjweJ4ADh064pD0JCzH_7wdIYzLTH0w-X2x6asotCA_0EwRsTw0qEbLApJ94wtVMCeyj2RQ5wkquBej9sBxbM3t9nAlbIek4JGwQXbiDLoORm8hDxiIgoyTV1JFU3zw==).  For those 
wishing to participate by phone, the cost of the call will 
be approximately $30 and registration is required 
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HIV/AIDS Housing Strategies - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DoiXNLlDDdhDGQqd4wKYrsoIz0kTQ8YAOwjhDetoPf1Gl5QHz7dzlRGrlKlAF7ceU3w34gzVEOzorU4W_-ltyvNE96qNq7FS87MmrQ0pWPE-VEOD1W5f9ZkukaTGnCDDNcf1CcP2Unbgkib38dUOPIRn 

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Call for Submissions: StreetSense's First Annual David Pike Awards
Article subheading

On June 12, StreetSense will give out the first annual 
Excellence in Journalism Awards in memory of its late 
board member and journalist David Pike.  The awards 
honor print journalism that changes perceptions 
about homelessness, draws attention to the factors 
affecting homelessness, and influences social 
responses to homelessness.  Subsmissions must 
focus on the Washington, DC metropolitan area and 
have been published during 2007 in a local or 
national print media outlet.  Submissions must fit into 
one of the following categories: investigative reporting, 
editorial writing, breaking news, feature stories, or 
photography.  Submissions are due April 30, 2008.

Email [log in to unmask] for more guidelines for submissions. - mailto:[log in to unmask] 

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KnowledgePlex Live Chat: Maxwell Award Winners

The Fannie Mae Foundation and the Partnership to 
End Long Term Homelessness recently announced 
the winners of the 17th Maxwell Awards of Excellence. 
This year's awards recognized the outstanding efforts 
of organizations that provide permanent supportive 
housing to homeless individuals and families. This 
Thursday, April 10, at 2 PM EDT, there will be a special 
KnowledgePlex Live Chat to learn more about the best 
practices of these four organizations working to end 
homelessness.

More Information - http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001iTvcypu-DojU0ebIR854yvjOU32FRxlsho5JibJFMw3qRVJkre1Hk2HLf-p6AC-OxIEqBRc8qrCUSu-2FPxwRAA_c9xAFNV9_NOH7_YU03Xcp-WooQRG20OPrLAXcR5c4gze7g93sjc= 

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