Rural Issues

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HAC’s mission includes a mandate to serve the rural poor, including the poorest of the poor in the most rural places in the United States. Many of the poorest rural Americans live in what HAC designates as high needs regions or belong to vulnerable populations. These regions and populations are Central Appalachia, the Lower Mississippi Delta, Native American lands, the U.S.-Mexico border called Colonias, and among farmworkers. For four decades, HAC has focused our work on improving conditions in the assessed economic and housing conditions in these regions.

An Update on Maturing Mortgages in USDA’s Section 515 Rural Rental Housing Program
Housing Assistance Council

An Update on Maturing Mortgages in USDA’s Section 515 Rural Rental Housing Program

Rural America is Losing Affordable Rental Housing at an Alarming…
House on Native American Land, ND

Self-Determination in Tribal Housing: Reflections on NAHASDA’s Impact

Twenty-five years ago, the Native American Housing Assistance…
Veterans Data Central
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Learn More About Veterans in Your Community

Veterans Data Central is a simple, easy to use, on-line resource…
Policy News from Congress

Updated Sept. 14 – Rural Rental Housing and Repairs for Homeowners Included in Draft Bill

UPDATE September 14, 2021 - More rural housing funding has been…

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