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SUMMARY:Monitoring Rental Housing (Rental with SHIP Part 2)
DESCRIPTION:Before investing in SHIP to build or repair rental housing\, SHIP staff must learn the rules and requirements. This webinar addresses one of the biggest commitments\, the requirement to monitor SHIP-funded rental units. The presenters will address SHIP rental housing monitoring requirements along with monitoring requirements for housing with blended financing from Housing Credits\, SAIL\, and more. Presenters will address methods for reviewing tenant income eligibility documentation. Participants will learn about rent affordability compliance and the steps of the compliance monitoring process.
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/monitoring-rental-housing-rental-with-ship-part-2/
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SUMMARY:Funding Sources and Partnerships to Serve Vulnerable  Populations (Resources Part 1)
DESCRIPTION:This session provides an overview of rental housing funding along with resources to support people experiencing homelessness. The presenters will discuss how to combine and leverage major funding sources to subsidize the development of affordable rental housing. Learn about homelessness resources including ESG\, CoC\, HUD VASH\, HOPWA\, and TANF.
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/funding-sources-and-partnerships-to-serve-vulnerable-populations-resources-part-1/
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SUMMARY:Duke Webinar #5: SHIP and Duke Energy's Partnership Program
DESCRIPTION:The ‘P’ in SHIP stands for Partnership.  The program is designed for partnerships and SHIP staff are often eager to learn about additional funding for home repair.  Join us for the final “Integrating Energy Efficiency into Rehab” webinar sponsored by Duke Energy.  It will focus on Duke Energy’s partnership program for nonprofits and local governments offering home rehabilitation assistance.  Duke pays your SHIP office rebate dollars and there is flexibility on how to use them.  Presenters will report on lessons learned from a SHIP and Duke Energy pilot program in Orange County\, as well as the Marion County SHIP office’s years of success partnering with Duke.
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/duke-webinar-5-ship-and-duke-energys-partnership-program/
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SUMMARY:Housing Forward Town Hall Series: Creating Community through Collaboration
DESCRIPTION:In the journey toward equitable and inclusive housing ecosystems\, collaboration is not just valuable—it is essential. This session\, Creating Community Through Collaboration\, focuses on the power of cross-sector partnerships and collective action in advancing equity\, affordability\, and resilience within Florida’s housing landscape. \nBuilding on the insights from our previous sessions\, we’ll take a deep dive into the Actors within the Housing Ecosystem Map—nonprofits\, government agencies\, financial institutions\, developers\, and more—and explore how their roles and relationships shape the strategies we’ve discussed. Together\, we’ll examine how these partnerships make the Housing Forward Action Plan’s strategies a reality\, turning vision into action. \nParticipants will learn how collaboration can: \n\nBreak down silos and foster meaningful partnerships between diverse stakeholders.\nLeverage resources and expertise to tackle systemic barriers and close equity gaps.\nCreate innovative\, community-centered solutions that address housing affordability and stability.\n\nThis interactive session will feature thought-provoking discussions\, real-world examples of successful collaborations\, and breakout opportunities to spark innovative ideas and deepen connections. Whether you’re a housing advocate\, policymaker\, nonprofit leader\, or industry expert\, your voice and insights are critical to ensuring that Florida’s housing ecosystem thrives through collective action. \nHighlights of this session include: \n\nExploring the interconnected roles of Actors in the Housing Ecosystem Map.\nDiscussions on how cross-sector partnerships advance equity in housing.\nReal-world examples of successful housing collaborations from across Florida.\nBreakout sessions designed to inspire ideas\, share strategies\, and strengthen networks.\n\nCollaboration is the key to creating a future where equity and opportunity flourish for all Floridians. Let’s come together to transform ideas into impact—join us and be part of the movement!
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/housing-forward-town-hall-series-creating-community-through-collaboration-session-iii/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250213T113000
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SUMMARY:Closing the Gap Webinar (Part 2): Unlocking Missing Middle Housing—Financing\, Insurance & ADU Strategies
DESCRIPTION:Current housing policy is shining a spotlight on Missing Middle Housing—a vital yet often overlooked solution for expanding affordability and choice. These housing types—duplexes\, triplexes\, quadplexes\, townhomes\, and homes with accessory dwelling units (ADUs)—offer flexible\, sustainable options for homeowners and renters alike. \nBut how do you finance and insure these properties? And what about renovating existing homes to create more affordable homeownership opportunities\, including adding energy-efficient upgrades and ADUs? \n\nJoin us for this insightful session as we dive into:\nFinancing options for purchasing and renovating multi-unit homes\nInsurance considerations for these unique housing types\nADU strategies to maximize affordability and flexibility\n\nWhether you’re a homeowner\, housing developer\, lender\, or policy advocate\, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make Missing Middle Housing work for your community.
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/closing-the-gap-webinar-part-2-unlocking-missing-middle-housing-financing-insurance-adu-strategies/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250219T153000
DTSTAMP:20241122T042516Z
CREATED:20241122T042516Z
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SUMMARY:Using SHIP for Manufactured Housing
DESCRIPTION:This training will address the possibilities unfolding with manufactured housing and how it may be compatible with affordable housing funding programs and policies. Learn about SHIP requirements for working on manufactured housing. The presenters will address both every day affordable housing approaches that incorporate manufactured housing\, as well as how they can assist with disaster housing recovery. Participants will learn about Florida’s requirements for permanently affixing the homes to the ground\, as well as how to secure assistance when the homeowner lives on leased land.
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/using-ship-for-manufactured-housing/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250226T100000
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DTSTAMP:20250225T225918Z
CREATED:20250204T191649Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250225T225918Z
UID:73588-1740564000-1740569400@flhousing.org
SUMMARY:Unlocking Disaster Data: Introducing Disaster Resource Dashboards
DESCRIPTION:Disasters strike fast—effective recovery requires equally swift\, data-driven decisions. Join the Florida Housing Coalition for an exclusive introduction to our new Statewide Disaster Housing Dashboards\, an innovative online tool designed to support housing recovery and resilience efforts across Florida. \nIn this webinar\, we’ll walk you through this powerful resource\, which provides real-time access to FEMA’s Individual Assistance (IA) program data\, allowing you to assess housing damage levels\, insurance rates\, owner vs. renter data\, income demographics\, and more—all at the county and zip code level. \nWe’ll cover: \nHow to navigate and use the dashboards for recovery planning \nKey features\, including downloadable data and customizable filters \nWhy this tool is crucial for local governments\, emergency managers\, nonprofit housing organizations\, and other stakeholders \nHow the Coalition can provide technical assistance to help you maximize the dashboards \nWhether you’re coordinating post-disaster housing recovery\, assisting survivors\, or preparing for future resilience planning\, this webinar will equip you with the insights you need to act fast and effectively. \nWho Should Attend? \n\nEmergency managers\nLocal government housing & community development staff\nNonprofit housing organizations\nLegal aid and disaster case managers\nResilience and GIS professionals\nFloodplain managers\nResearchers and academic professionals\n\nCollaboration is the key to creating a future where equity and opportunity flourish for all Floridians. Let’s come together to transform ideas into impact—join us and be part of the movement!
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/unlocking-disaster-data-introducing-disaster-resource-dashboards/
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SUMMARY:Affordable Housing Funding Sources for Homeownership  (Resources Part 2)
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will focus on funding sources for homeownership and tools and strategies to incentivize the creation of affordable housing. These tools include inclusionary zoning\, linkage fees\, surplus lands\, and impact fee modifications. This session will address both state and federal funding that can be used for homeownership including FHFC programs\, CDBG\, HOME\, and local housing trust funds. Participants will also hear directly from a local government presenter on strategic implementation.  Participants will learn how state and federal funds can be leveraged for maximum impact.  Presenters will provide examples of strategies currently being implemented using the funding sources discussed in this webinar.
URL:https://flhousing.org/calendar/affordable-housing-funding-sources-for-homeownership-resources-part-2/
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