Procedures for Forming & Maintaining Active Resident Organizations/Councils
This course is designed to train public housing staff and residents from each community on resident leadership, how to create resident organizations/councils, and the roles and responsibilities of both the PHA and resident organizations.
Topics discussed:
- What a resident organization/council is what it's not
- Difference between a resident organization/council and the Resident Advisory Board
- How to Create a Resident Organization/Council
- Identifying resident leaders
- Creating By-Laws
- Election of Officers
- Entering into the required Memorandum of Understanding with the PHA
- Recognition of your resident Organization/council by the PHA
- Decision-making procedures
- Resident Organization/Council funding
- Provide a general overview on a grantee's roles and responsibilities
- Discuss the role of the resident organization/council in the Capital Fund Program
- Provide information about grant writing fundamentals
- Provide information on bookkeeping and financial accountability
- How resident organizations can help meet Community Service requirements and promote employment of residents under the Section 3 Rule
- PHA's role, requirements, and options in supporting resident organizations
This class is great for: Resident Leaders, Residents from each community, Resident Services Staff, Property Managers, and Public Housing Supervisors!
Duration: 2 hours and 14 minutes
SKU: 180905