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Technical
Assistance
Resources
Training/Funding Opportunities
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Technical
Assistance (GSPIA)
Resources
Blueprint
Communities participants are offered a number of resources to assist
them in developing and implementing their community revitalization
plans. Check back periodically for additional resources.
- Federal Home
Loan Bank of Pittsburgh Community Investment Programs
- "Prospective
Homebuyers:Tell Them 'The Secret'...Now!" article
by Jeri Stumpf, Governor's Office of Housing and Community Revitalization
(published in Municipal Reporter, Summer 2005, PA League
of Cities and Municipalities)
- The Community Revitalization Desktop Guide provides a comprehensive model for community revitalization. Offered by the PA Department of Economic & Community Development, the Guide can be of use to communities in any state: http://www.newpa.com/default.aspx?id=479.
- DataPlace
by KnowledgePlex offers a one-stop source for data about your
community, or any other place in the U.S. This site provides up-to-date
information from several sources, including customized maps.
Through
DataPlace, you can:
- Look
up demographic, economic, housing, and mortgage lending
data from US Census, Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, and other
data sets
- Find
key statistics on any region in the US through maps, charts,
tables and rankings
It's a great
resource for helping you to compile information for creating
your community strategy.
- 10,000
Friends of Pennsylvania
is an alliance of organizations and individuals committed to enhancing
the quality of life for all Pennsylvanians by focusing on promoting
policies and actions that will revitalize cities, boroughs and
older suburbs;
preserve farmland and rural resource lands; conserve
our natural, heritage and fiscal resources; and
improve the quality of life for all Pennsylvanians.
Training/Funding
Opportunities
From
time to time, various institutions, agencies or organizations offer
opportunities for funding, program participation, advisory assistance
or other support. As we become aware of them, we'll post them here.
Please let us know about any opportunities you come across, whether
or not you've actually taken advantage of them.
- Training:Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) Homeownership Programs Webinars, July 2009. For more information, click here.
- Training: Foreclosure-Response.org: A New Tool to Help Communities Prevent Foreclosures and Stabilize Neighborhoods. Online chat: Wednesday, February 18 at 1:30 p.m. To listen, click here.
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