Assessing the Durability of COVID-Era Capacity Gains Among Community-Based Organizations: Lessons from the Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Elizabeth Kneebone
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Community Development Research Brief, 2024, vol. 2024, issue 01, 21

Abstract: To better understand the impact of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program’s conclusion on community-based organizations and on their scope and scale of work after ERAP, this brief draws on interviews conducted with practitioners involved with nearly two dozen ERA programs across the country. These interviews help shed light on how the dwindling and, in many cases, cessation of ERAP funds is affecting organizations’ capacity along multiple dimensions as they scale back, reorient, and move on post ERAP.

Keywords: covid19; community-based organizations; Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program; affordable housing (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.24148/cdrb2024-01

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