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Training

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  • HAC sponsors periodic intensive training workshops in different parts of the country, emphasizing housing development, financing, construction, and nonprofit management.
  • HAC also regularly convenes the National Rural Housing Conference, which features a strong training component.
  • If you are having difficulty downloading the files, please contact Dan Stern at dan@ruralhome.org and request that they be sent to you via email.
  • HAC also conducts several web-based trainings and information sessions throughout the year. Go to our web-based trainings page for list of upcoming web trainings and an archive of past events.

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Upcoming Trainings

Materials from the 2012 HAC Conference
Promises to Keep in Challenging Times

Events List

Past Trainings

May 15, 2013: USDA Section 502 Direct Loan and Section 504 Loan and Elderly Grant Repair – An Overview
Presentation, Powerpoint

May 1, 2013: The Silver Tsunami: Are We Prepared for a Senior Population Boom in Rural America?
Presentation, Powerpoint

April 23-25, 2013: Sustainable Affordable Housing: Developing Healthy and Energy Efficient Homes for CHDOs in Las Cruces, NM

March 20-21, 2013: Asset Management Training in Jackson, MS

March 13, 2013: Conducting Homeless Counts on Native American Lands
Presentation, Report

September 19, 2012: Green Building Webinar
Presentation, Powerpoint

September 5-7, 2012: Building HOME and Lead Paint in Columbia, SC

August 21-23, 2012: Sustainable Affordable Housing: Developing Healthy and Energy Efficient Homes for CHDOs in Kansas City, MO

June 28, 2012: Mapping Poverty in Rural America – Presentation, Powerpoint, Poverty Materials

May16, 2012: Grant Writing
Presentation, Powerpoint

April 24-26, 2012: Section 502 Packaging Training for Nonprofit Developers in Milwaukee, WI.

April 24, 2012: Rural Housing: New Opportunities for Alabama in Thomasville, AL

April 18, 2012: Fundraising for Nonprofits – Presentation, Powerpoint

March 21, 2012: Strategic Planning – Webinar Materials.

March 20-21, 2012: Advanced Financial Management
in Macon, GA

2011: December 5-6 Construction Management and Advanced Financial Management
in Eugene, OR

2011: December 1-2 Construction Management and Advanced Financial Management
in Chico, CA

2011: November 15-16 Construction Management and Advanced Financial Management
in Tucson, AZ

2011: November 9-10. Housing Seniors in Rural America: Aging in Place in a Shifting Landscape in Seattle, WA.
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Jobs

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Positions Available

Check back with this space for future job postings from HAC.
TO APPLY FOR A POSITION AT HAC:

No Phone Calls Please!

Follow the application instructions in the job description, or send cover letter along with salary history/requirements and resume to HAC@ruralhome.org. Be sure to reference the job title in the subject line.

Hard copy applications can be sent to Housing Assistance Council, 1025 Vermont Avenue, NW, Suite 606, Washington, DC 20005, Attn: “job title”.

All positions are located in the Washington, DC office unless otherwise noted.

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HAC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HAC does not discriminate in hiring or employment practices on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, gender, national origin, age, religion, sexual orientation, disability, marital or familial status, ancestry, or status as a veteran. HAC is committed to maintaining a multicultural work environment. Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.

Updated June 11, 2012
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Board of Directors

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HAC’s board of directors includes representatives of private industry, government, and public and nonprofit housing agencies at the national, state, and local levels.

Members (including organization, city, state, and e-mail):

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Gideon Anders

National Housing Law Project
San Francisco, California

gideon@ruralhome.org

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Andy Bias

Wichita, Kansas

andrew@ruralhome.org
laura-buxbaum

Laura Buxbaum

Coastal Enterprises, Inc.
Brunswick, ME

laura@ruralhome.org

Bobby-Calvillo

Robert Calvillo

Affordable Homes of South Texas, Inc.
McAllen, Texas

robert@ruralhome.org

Peter-Carey

Peter Carey

Board Chair

Visalia, California

peterc@ruralhome.org

Dave Castillo web

Dave Castillo

Native Capital Access
Tempe, AZ

dave@ruralhome.org

davec@ruralhome.org

Sandra-Ferniza

Sandra Ferniza

Phoenix, Arizona

sandra@ruralhome.org

Ninfa-Gutierrez

Ninfa R. Gutierrez

KDNA Public Radio
Yakima, Washington

ninfa@ruralhome.org

Ilene-Jacobs

Ilene Jacobs

California Rural Legal Assistance
Marysville, California

ilene@ruralhome.org

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David Lipsetz

Housing Assistance Council
Washington, DC

david@ruralhome.org
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Tom Manning-Beavin

Frontier Housing
Morehead, Kentucky

tom@ruralhome.org

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Twila Martin-Kekahbah

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa
Belcourt, North Dakota

twila@ruralhome.org

Maria-Luisa-Mercado

Maria Luisa Mercado

Board President

Lone Star Legal Aid
Galveston, Texas

maria@ruralhome.org
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Bill Picotte

Gila River Indian Community
Maricopa, AZ

william@ruralhome.org
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Andres Saavedra

Board Vice President

Rural LISC
Washington, D.C.

andres@ruralhome.org

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Naomi Scipio

Central City Realty
Columbia, South Carolina

naomi@ruralhome.org

Irene-Sikelianos

Irene Sikelianos

Albuquerque, New Mexico

irene@ruralhome.org

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Bennie Thompson

U.S. House of Representatives
Bolton, Mississippi

bennie@ruralhome.org

Dazetta-Thorne

Dazetta Thorne

Seventh District Pavillion, Inc.
Crowley, Louisiana

dazetta@ruralhome.org
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Andrew B. Winter

Twin Pines Housing Trust
White River Junction, VT

andreww@ruralhome.org
Connie Wright web

Connie Wright

Wells Fargo Housing Foundation
Atlanta, GA

connie@ruralhome.org
Annual Report 2018

About HAC

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What is HAC?

The Housing Assistance Council (HAC) has been helping local organizations build affordable homes in rural America since 1971. HAC assists in the development of both single- and multi-family homes and promotes homeownership for working low-income rural families through a self-help, “sweat equity” construction method by emphasizing local solutions, empowerment of people in poverty, reduced dependence, and self-help strategies. HAC offers services to public, nonprofit, and private organizations throughout the rural United States and maintains a special focus on high-need groups and regions, such as: Indian country, the Mississippi Delta, farmworkers, the Southwest border colonias, and Appalachia.

HAC is a nonprofit corporation located in Washington, DC with regional offices in the southeast, midwest, and southwest.

HAC’s Mission

The mission of the Housing Assistance Council is to improve housing conditions for the rural poor, with an emphasis on the poorest of the poor in the most rural places.

2018 Annual Report

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