61. Georgia Department Of Human Resources Services in the Division of family and Children The georgia Department of Human ResourcesDivision of assistance in civil matters, housing, consumer problems http://www2.state.ga.us/departments/dhr/aging.html

Commissioner Jim Martin Board members Board meetings ... Funding/allocations (PDF) Aging Services Family and Children Services Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Public Health Rehabilitation Services ... State Fiscal Year 2002 Division of Aging Services "Just the Facts" Division of Aging Services Director Maria Greene Proposed Change of the Intrastate Funding Formula for resource allocation, Title III of the Older American's Act Questions concerning these changes should be directied to Maria Greene, Director, Division of Aging Services at (404) 657-5252. The TTY # for persons with hearing impairments is (404) 657-1929. To download a copy (PDF file, 718K) of the proposed change, click here . To review IFF funding calculations (PDF file, 63K), click here Arthritis and Nutrition Conference Information The Division of Public Health and the Division of Aging Services present the first Georgia Arthritis Summit. For information about the conference June 11, 2003, click "

62. Affordable Housing Program Low Income Housing Grant Program gift Any gifts or loans from your family need to be Grant DC Affordable housingGrant - Florida Affordable housing Grant - georgia Affordable housing http://www.accentloan.com/library/dp_options.html

here is low down payment assistance and housing grant programs for people who don't have the cash to make a 20% down payment. Commercial housing programs Most first time buyers use a commercial program to guarantee their mortgage. It is fairly easy to qualify for these programs, but they can be expensive. Private mortgage insurance You can pay an insurance company to insure the mortgage. If you default, they pay the lender the balance of your loan. 80-10-10/75-15-10: Piggy back loans You put 10% down, get one loan for 80% of the purchase price and another loan for 10% at a higher interest rate. Government housing programs There are a number of state and federal affordable housing programs designed to help people make a down payment. Each program has different criteria for eligibility. FHA loans With an FHA loan, you can put as little as 3% down, but there are lots of limitations on who qualifies. VA loans If you are a U.S. military veteran you may not have to make a down payment. For a fee, the federal government will guarantee your loan as long as it falls within limits. FmHA loans Buying a small rural property? Get on a waiting list for a FmHA loan and the government might subsidize your purchase.

63. LawHelp Know Your Rights Search Results For Housing Programs By georgia Legal Services Program LSC LOGO. goal is to provide veterans and theirfamily members with more information about HUDVET and HUD's housing programs. http://www.lawhelp.org/GA/StateChannelResults.cfm/County/ /demoMode/= 1/Language

64. LawHelp Know Your Rights Search Results For Housing Public Temporary Assistance to Needy Families and the way the benefits affect a family'srights in Public housing. By georgia Legal Services Program LSC LOGO. http://www.lawhelp.org/GA/StateChannelResults.cfm/County/ /demoMode/= 1/Language

65. The Athens Housing Authority In Athens, Georgia The lenders purchased shares of the housing Authority's taxexempt single-familymortgage revenue bond sale Similar programs will be offered in the future. http://www.athenshousing.org/ownership.html

Home Ownership Opportunities Brand new, three bedrooms, two baths, close to schools, shopping, priced in $70,000 to $80,000 range; available now. Sound like a dream home? The opportunity actually exists. The Athens Housing Authority designed the ACT I Homes program so that first - time home buyers could access new, modern homes at an affordable price. ACT I Homes provide affordable homeownership with value for potential buyers and the community. Homeownership contributes in the creation of healthy, viable neighborhoods. The Athens Housing Authority has been at the forefront of creating homeownership opportunities for moderate-and low-income families and first-time home buyers. ACT I Homes Using funds from Community Development Block Grants (CBGD) and Home Investment funds administered by the Athens-Clarke County Department of Human and Economic Development (HED), the Athens Housing Authority has worked to revitalize neighborhoods in the community. This has resulted in the construction of new homes in established neighborhoods. To date, three homes have been built and sold in the McKinley Dr. and Fairview St. area. The newest home is located on Hancock Ave. The construction of more homes is planned for later this year. To be eligible for an ACT I Home, potential buyers must:

66. The Athens Housing Authority In Athens, Georgia at the Athens housing Authority is based on a choice. Families pay rent that is basedon 30 percent of their adjusted annual income. As a family's income grows http://www.athenshousing.org/rental.html

Applying / Rents The Athens Housing Authority creates affordable rental housing opportunities for low-income families in Athens-Clarke County. How to Apply Families wishing to apply for an apartment with the Athens Housing Authority must complete a written application. Applications may be obtained by visiting the Occupancy Office at 188 Newton St., by calling 549-0318, or by downloading the Eligibility application PDF file After completing your application, please call 549-0138 to arrange an appointment with a staff person. You will need to bring the following information: income verification including pay stubs, bank statements, Social Security, VA, SSI, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), or child support statements; birth certificates and Social Security cards for all family members; information regarding marital status such as marriage license, divorce or separation papers. Rents Rent at the Athens Housing Authority is based on a choice. Families pay rent that is based on 30 percent of their adjusted annual income. As a family's income grows, their rent will be adjusted to reflect that increase in order to better prepare the family for entry into the private rental market or home ownership. In addition, we have a program called "ceiling rents" or the maximum amount that will be paid for rent.

67. Spalding Resources - Housing Assistance In Griffin / Spalding County Georgia A transitional housing project to enhance the ability of a family to live Affordablehousing Enterprises, Inc. D/B/A Health Care Systems of georgia Charter Blvd http://www.spaldingresources.com/housing.htm

Categories of Assistance: This site is a service of the Spalding County Collaborative and the Spalding County Department of Housing Action Ministries PO Box 54613 Atlanta, GA 30308 www.actionministries.net A transitional housing project to enhance the ability of a family to live independently and to move toward self-sufficiency. It provides supportive services and temporary housing for homeless families for a period of six to nine months. Only homeless families are eligible. Also available is supportive transitional housing solely to persons living with AIDS. Affordable Housing Enterprises, Inc. D/B/A Health Care Systems of Georgia Charter Blvd. 230 West College Street Griffin, GA 30224 (770) 412-0595 or Provides assistance for people who want to buy a home but can't afford an existing home. Offers encouragement and hope to potential homeowners to invest in themselves and their community. Assistance is available for credit repair, location of available property in area, building of affordable homes from the ground up and low interest home mortgages. Under Health Care Systems this corporation provides special need services and programs for Court ordered individuals, such as perpetrators of domestic violence and multiple DUI offenders. Safety of the victims is the priority concern. Training, education, prevention and services for victims of domestic violence are also components of this program. Individual and group therapy as well as assistance for legal, housing referral, children of domestic violence and coordinating victims with inter-agencies that will assist them in prosecution of perpetrators.

68. Office Of Institutional Research And Planning: University Of Georgia Business Office Coastal; Experimental Statistics - georgia; Experimental Statistics Childand family Development; Foods and Nutrition; housing and Consumer http://irhst40.irp.uga.edu/html/fa1999/irpk/employee/

UGA Fact Book What's New Employee Profile Fall Semester 1999 University of Georgia President Presidents Office Internal Auditing ... The Office of Institutional Research and Planning Phone (706) 542-8832 - Fax (706) 542-0032 - E-Mail: irp@www.uga.edu

69. Office Of Institutional Research And Planning: University Of Georgia Coastal; Experimental Statistics georgia; Experimental Statistics Consumer Science;Child and family Development; Foods and Nutrition; housing and Consumer http://irhst40.irp.uga.edu/html/fa2000/irpk/employee/

UGA Fact Book What's New Employee Profile Fall Semester 2000 University of Georgia President Presidents Office Internal Auditing ... The Office of Institutional Research and Planning Phone (706) 542-8832 - Fax (706) 542-0032 - E-Mail: irp@www.uga.edu

70. NASW Georgia Chapter Links development, grants loans, housing, planning georgia Department of Human ResourcesInformation from Divisions including Aging Services, family Childrens http://www.naswga.org/links3.html

Links are provided in the following categories: NASW Government Employment Resources International Interest ... Additional Social Work Resources Links are provided for informational purposes only. NASW/GA does not monitor accuracy or contents of these sites. Please advise if you find a site that is no longer in operation. We welcome your suggestions for additional links. NASW National NASW Web Site Listing of State Chapters NASW News Professional Credentials ... Advocacy (Federal) More Social Work Links Best Interests E-magazine for child advocates. Child Abuse.org Informational site to help others learn how to help children, be better par ents, and be advocates for children's causes. Child Trends a nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization that studies children, youth, and families through research, data collection, and data analysis. Child Welfare NET advocacy organizations in Georgia.

71. North Georgia Community Action up to $2,700 per family over a twomonth period. georgia Link program assists individualswith children age 19 or under who apply for Food/Clothing/housing. http://www.careerdepot.org/ngca.htm

North Georgia Community Action, Inc. "Helping People Help Themselves" Locations of Offices Services Available Locations The North Georgia Community Action main office is located at P.O. Box 760, 1344 Talking Rock Road, Jasper GA 30143 (706) 692-5644 or (800) 440-1642, Fax (706) 692-2804. For further information contact Frank Hill, Director or one of the Community Service Centers listed below. Catoosa County Boynton Voting Precinct Building, Boynton Drive, P.O. Box 926, Ringgold 30736 Chattooga County Senior Center Building, 152 Senior Drive, P.O. Box 414, Summerville, GA 30747 Cherokee County 1229 Univeter Road, P.O. Box 534, Canton 30114 Dade County Senior Center Building, Highway 11, P.O. Box 552, Trenton 30752 Fannin County 6408 Old Highway 76, P.O. Box 327, Blue Ridge 30513 Gilmer County Gilmer County Civic Center, 1559 South Main Street, Suite 102, P.O. Box 541, Ellijay, Georgia 30540 Murray County 217 East Market Street, P.O. Box 835, Chatsworth, Georgia 30705

72. Northwest Georgia Career Depot: Low-Cost Housing georgia housing and Finance Authority (GHFA), Carrollton GA (800) 869 be financedat no interest; family must help Rome housing Authority, 800 North Fifth Avenue http://www.careerdepot.org/housing.htm

Job Search Community Resources One-Stop Career Centers Feedback ... WIB, CCEO, Partners, Staff Low-cost Rentals or Subsidized Housing White House Housing Page ; information on government housing programs, includes HUD "Tool Kit," VA loan information, VA homes for sale, Rural Housing and Community Development Program, information for Native Americans; plus free access to real estate listings throughout the world Bartow County Acworth Housing Authority , 4173 Fred J. Kienell Street, Acworth GA 30101 (770) 974-3012; low income public housing rentals Adairsville Housing Authority , 500 Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, Adairsville GA 30103 (770) 773-3413; low-income housing rentals Cartersville Housing Authority , 240 Stonewall Street, Cartersville GA 30120 (770) 382-1414; low-income public housing rentals Catoosa County Fort Oglethorpe Housing Authority , P.O. Box 2034, #1 Patterson Place, Fort Oglethorpe GA 30742 (706) 866-3303; rental apartments for low-income families, elderly and disabled individuals, some utilities provided; subsidized rentals on privately owned housing through Section 8 Habitat for Humanity , Mill Lane, Ringgold GA 30736 (706) 937-6600; low-cost home ownership to qualifying low to middle income families; home built by volunteer labor; owner must commit to help build and keep up the home; volunteers welcome

73. ALAS Community Education family Law Information Center (DeKalb). Legal Aid in georgia georgia's web site guideto free legal resources and free and lowcost legal aid programs to help http://www.law.emory.edu/PI/ALAS/library.htm

THE LIBRARY The information contained in this web site applies only to GEORGIA, USA. It is intended only as INFORMATION and does not constitute legal ADVICE , nor does reading, downloading or otherwise using this site create an attorney-client relationship. Anyone seeking specific legal advice should contact an attorney licensed in the appropriate state, and should never rely upon the information provided herein, or any other web site, for that matter Abuse in Nursing Homes: "The Silenced Voice Speaks Out" Basics of Medicaid Basics of Public Housing Buying a Used Car ... Mothers Living With AIDS Nursing Home and Personal Care Home Fact Sheets Care Requirements in Nursing Homes Choosing a Nursing Home Choosing a Personal Care Home Family Councils in Nursing Homes ... Why You May Need a Will or Advance Directives OTHER SELF-HELP INFORMATION ON THE WEB Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services [Formerly the "Health Care Financing Administration."] SCHIP Family Law Information Center (Fulton) The Family Law Information Center was developed to assist individuals who wish to represent themselves in family matters or wish to educate themselves about family law issues. FLIC is a part of the Fulton County Superior Court Family Division pilot project. This site has several forms. When using these forms, remember that you must file your petition with and follow the guidelines of the county that has jurisdiction over your legal matter. Family Law Information Center (DeKalb) Georgia Legal Services Program Community Education Legal Aid in Georgia Georgia's web site guide to free legal information and legal services includes educational materials, sample forms, and information about the courts, community resources and free and low-cost legal aid programs to help you with your legal problem.

74. Thoreau Language Institute - Housing Student Comments about housing. meet local people and attend local events with myhost family. the home lived very good people. Giorgi, georgia My experiences http://www.tli-english.com/housing.html

THOREAU LANGUAGE INSTITUTE A School to Study English in Boston GENERAL homepage introduction director ABC's PROGRAMS general executive preparation BOSTON location housing activities INFORMATION pricing application internships comments ... thoreau TLI not only focuses on learning English at school but also emphasizes the need for you to reinforce these skills at the end of your day. TLI's Homestay Program offers you an excellent opportunity to practice your English skills. Living with an American family will expose you to everyday conversational English and it will enable you to express yourself more fluently in English. You will also learn to adapt yourself to new environments, thus enhancing your confidence with the English language and American culture. Engaging with your host family in activities such as hiking, weekend trips, baseball games, barbecues and theater will make you feel at home and a part of your American family. Very often, lasting friendships are formed! Note: Dormitory housing is available during the summer months. Student Comments about Housing "In my homestay, I appreciated very much the opportunity for communication. My family was very helpful in giving me information about the town and travel advice. It was nice to meet local people and attend local events with my host family. It gave me much insight into the culture."

75. Untitled gov / housing . html Protect Your family From Lead In Your Home / a A safety houserel h 2 align = left font face = georgia , Times New http://www.ci.springfield.or.us/dsd/Housing/housing.link.htm

Housing Programs Links Page City of Springfield Home Page City Housing Programs Home Page Home Loan Program Contact us Home Ownership Program Emergency Home Repair CHORE Home Maintenance Affordable and Low-Income Housing Homebuyer Resources Home Repair Resources Other Housing-Related Resources Homebuyer Resources The following links take you out of the City of Springfield website and are provided to offer additional information resources. Listing here does not indicate an endorsement of any services, information or products offered. Please provide us with feedback on any links that are no longer active or that you feel are not helpful.

76. Housing Authority Of Fulton County Network Center Business Center; housing Television Network; family SelfSufficiencyIndividual Training, Case georgia Career Information System (GCIS); Pathway to http://www.hafc.org/comm_services.htm

77. Villa Rica Site Information family Medicine Clerkship teaching site at West georgia family Practice Associates, Villa Rica, georgiaCategory Regional North America V Villa Rica Health...... (770) 4594411. Site housing. Practice Site. West georgia family Practice Associates705 Dallas Road Villa Rica, GA 30180, (770) 459-4411 Map and Directions. http://www.mcg.edu/som/fammed/villaricasite.htm

Medical College of Georgia Dept. of Family Medicine A-Z Index MCG Home Our Mission ... Contact Information Back Links Clerkship page Clerkship site map Augusta site map West Georgia Family Practice Associates Villa Rica, Georgia Site Faculty J. Larry Boss, M.D. Site Coordinator Associate Clinical Professor Medical School: Medical College of Georgia Residency: School of Aerospace Medicine, Brooks Air Force Base, TX Anesthesia for General Practice, Medical College of Georgia Kelvin Burton, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor Medical School: University of Iowa Residency: Family Practice, Naval Hospital, Jacksonville, FL Evangelico Gonzalez, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor Medical School: Santiago University, Santiago, Spain Residency: Emory University, Atlanta, GA Lawrence W. Price, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor Medical School: University of Texas Residency: Family Practice, The Medical Center, Columbus, GA

78. TAP: Programs And Services: COPC COPC. Mission A partnership with georgia State University, georgia Tech and The inthe face of gentrification; expand existing housing programs and develop http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwtap/programs/copc.html

Fatherhood Project ACAC COPC Senior Services COPC Mission: A partnership with Georgia State University, Georgia Tech and The Community Design Center of Atlanta, Inc. work together do deliver an exciting and broad array of activities working with three community organizations in the Mechanicsville neighborhood. We partner with SUMMECH (the Mechanicsville CDC), the Mechanicsville Civic Association and the McDaniel Glenn residents Association, who represent the residents of the McDaniel Glenn public housing community. Vision: The Atlanta COPC increases the capacity of the community to address the problems confronting the community. The overall objectives of the proposed activities are to reduce crime, increase the amount of affordable housing, foster disabled accessibility and fair housing, and increase student learning through service-learning placements and courses conducted in the community. Overview: The Mechanicsville neighborhood, which had a 1999 population of 3,830 is located just south of the CBD. Over the past several years it has been heavily impacted by freeway widening and Braves stadium parking. It is very poor (66% poverty rate), has substantial vacant land and beginning to gentrify. The projects address a number of identified community needs, including increase affordable housing, reducing crime and fostering economic development. Including: capacity building for SUMMECH, the Mechanicsville Civic Association and the McDaniel Glenn residents Association; develop community/resident based crime prevention programs; develop actions to retain existing residents in the face of gentrification; expand existing housing programs and develop significant new ones fostering commercial development.

79. Georgia State Formula Grant Fiscal Year 99 achieve lifelong individual and family economic independence Department of Transportation,State housing Agency, private georgia was awarded the following WtW http://wtw.doleta.gov/formula/99formula/ga.htm

GEORGIA State Formula Grant Fiscal Year 99 The State of Georgia will use its Welfare-to-Work funds to enhance, supplement, and expand its' Welfare-to-Work program and TANF services. Grant Recipient: Georgia Department of Labor 148 International Boulevard Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Contact: Andrea Harper ( Andrea.Harper@dol.state.ga.us Amount of Grant: Match Provided: Total Investment in the state of Georgia: TANF Caseload Numbers: Caseload Numbers: (57% decrease) January 1993 December 1998 Recipients: (61% decrease) Populations Served: TANF recipients Non custodial parents Two parent families with multiple barriers to employment Innovative Services: Comprehensive Assessment Services. Georgia has integrated within their Welfare-to-Work program a three-tier assessment model. This service delivery assessment component links the customer to one of three employment, education, skill and supportive service pathways that will best meet the individual and family need. Furthermore, the customer-oriented assessment track is continuous, thus the client will receive frequent career, family and other employment-related evaluations. The continuing assessment process is another instrument that Georgia has adopted to better assist clients successfully transition through the program and achieve life-long individual and family economic independence. Basic Services and Other Activities: Assessment Case management Job readiness Workshops Job search assistance Community Service Work Experience

80. Georgia-Pacific Building Products - As Part Of Department Of Energy Partnership The georgiaPacific Corp with 117 commercial spaces and 112 mixed income housing units TheCorporation has also constructed 50 new single-family homes, with the http://www.gp.com/build/news/news.asp?NewsID=1098

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