Random unique identifier for PHA
Currently operates FUP
PHA served eligible youth with a FUP voucher in past 18 months
PHA ever served eligible youth with FUP voucher
FUP administered by PHA or contract with another organization(s) to administer
First year PHA served a FUP-eligible youth through FUP
Most recent year PHA served FUP-eligible youth through FUP
Reasons serve youth: HUD requirements
Reasons serve youth: Many youth age out of foster care in the community
Reasons serve youth: Housing needs for youth aging out of foster care not being met
Reasons serve youth: Homelessness among foster youth is big problem
Reasons serve youth: Youth comprise large share of HCV applicants
Reasons serve youth: Addressing housing needs former foster youth is priority for PHA or community
Reasons serve youth: Addressing housing needs of youth generally is priority
Reasons serve youth: Addressing housing needs former foster youth is priority for PCWA
Reasons serve youth: Linking supportive services to subsidized housing is a priority
Reasons serve youth: PCWA has the resources to provide the required support services
Reasons serve youth: Other reasons
How familiar: Youth characteristics and housing needs
How familiar: PCWA's procedures for identifying youth
How familiar: PCWA's procedures for referring youth
How familiar: Housing search assistance provided to youth
How familiar: PCWA's provision of supportive services to youth
PCWA-provided training: Youth characteristics and housing needs
PCWA-provided training: PCWA identification of FUP-eligible youth
PCWA-provided training: PCWA refers FUP-eligible youth
PCWA-provided training: Type of housing search assistance provided
PCWA-provided training: Type of supportive services provided
PCWA-provided training: Other (specify)
How often does training by PCWA occur
Staff provided PCWA with training on: Section 8 eligibility
Staff provided PCWA with training on: Section 8 voucher briefings
Staff provided PCWA with training on: Section 8 housing search and lease-up processes
Staff provided PCWA with training on: FUP tracking and reporting requirements
Staff provided PCWA with training on: FUP eligibility, other requirements
Staff provided PCWA with training on: Other
How often training by staff occurs
Does agency have regular meetings with PCWA
How often are these meetings
Apart from regular meetings, how often PHA communicates with PCWA
How often PHA communicates with PCWA
Agency's baseline number of FUP vouchers
Number of vouchers currently leased by FUP-eligible youth
Agency set aside a specific number or % of FUP vouchers for eligible youth
FUP vouchers set aside
Number or percent (of FUP vouchers set aside)
Average number of referrals for FUP-eligible youth per quarter
Percentage of referred youth who ultimately lease up using a FUP voucher
Does PCWA pre-screen youth for Section 8 eligibility
Does PHA have an expedited or streamlined Section 8 eligibility determination process
Time youth is initially given for the housing search and lease process
How often eligible youth are able to find suitable housing
How often PHA grants an extension to youth whose term is going to expire
Time necessary for youth to lease up compared to Section 8 program
Does PHA provide: Information about different neighborhoods
Does PHA provide: Take youth on neighborhood tours
Does PHA provide: Transport youth to visit housing units
Does PHA provide: Provide a listing of vacant rental units
Does PHA provide: Refer youth to landlords known to accept FUP vouchers
Does PHA provide: Work with landlords to help youth secure housing
Does PHA provide: Information about tenant rights and responsibilities
Does PHA provide: Information about subsidized housing including eligibility requirements
Does PHA provide: Information about public transportation services
Does PHA provide: Help youth locate housing near school or work
Does PHA provide: Other (specify)
Does PHA provide search assistance to eligible youth, beyond standard Section 8
Does PHA provide: Pre-move counseling
Does PHA provide: Post-move counseling
What does counseling include: Information about tenant rights and responsibilities
What does counseling include: Information about budgeting
What does counseling include: Information about credit
What does counseling include: Information about landlord mediation
What does counseling include: Information about benefits of living in low-poverty areas
What does counseling include: Other (specify)
Does PHA or contractor encourage youth to consider housing units in low-poverty areas
How often does PHA engage in outreach to educate landlords about FUP for youth who have aged out
How often youth need to request tenancy approval for more than one housing unit before PHA approves
How number of tenancy approval requests made by FUP-eligible youth compare to Section 8 participants
How often do housing units for which youth request approval fail quality inspection
How often do youth request approval for units determined to have unreasonable rent during review
What percentage of youth issued a FUP voucher successfully lease-up
How long do youth typically stay in the first housing unit leased with FUP
How often do youth stay in first housing unit for the full 18 months they are eligible for FUP
How many times do youth move from one housing unit to another with FUP voucher during their 18 months
How often do youth keep their voucher until their 18 months of HAP are exhausted
Reasons for youth to be terminated before 18 months of HAP is exhausted: Youth move out without notice
Reasons for youth to be terminated before 18 months of HAP is exhausted: Youth violate lease
Reasons for youth to be terminated before 18 months of HAP is exhausted: Youth violate program rules
Reasons for youth to be terminated before 18 months of HAP is exhausted: Youth involved in criminal activity
Reasons for youth to be terminated before 18 months of HAP is exhausted: Other reason
Does PHA or contractor provide transitional assistance as youth approach 18-month time limit
Does PHA or contractor automatically provide transitional assistance or must youth specifically request it
Does PHA currently administer a public housing program
Has PHA established local preference categories for its public housing waiting list
Does PHA have a local preference on its public housing waiting list for youth who have aged out of foster care
Is there a limit on the number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the public housing waiting list
What is that limit?
Does PHA have a local preference on its public housing waiting list for youth who have reached 18-month limit
Limit on youth whose voucher reached 18-month limit that can have preference on public housing waiting list
Does PHA establish a hierarchy of applicants within its system of preferences for its public housing waiting list
Where do youth who aged out of foster care fall in the ranking of preference categories
Where do youth whose FUP voucher has reached the 18-month limit fall in the ranking of preference categories
Has your agency established local preference categories for its Section 8 HCV program waiting list
Does PHA have a local preference on its Section 8 HCV waiting list for youth who have aged out
Limit on the number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the Section 8 waiting list
Does PHA have local preference on its Section 8 waiting list for youth who have reached the 18-month limit
Is there a limit on the number of youth whose voucher reached the 18-month limit that get preference on the Section 8 waiting list
Does PHA establish a hierarchy of applicants within its system of preferences for its Section 8 waiting list
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Rental market conditions
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: 18-month time limit on FUP assistance
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Coordination with your partner PCWA
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Administrative costs
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Service provision costs
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Staffing resources
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Waitlist procedures and administration
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Relationships with landlords/property managers
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Duration of search process
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Complexity of leasing process
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Inability to use project-based FUP-vouchers
Factors affecting ability to administer FUP vouchers to youth: Other (specify)
How much progress PHA has made: Coordination with PCWA
How much progress PHA has made: Identification and referral process
How much progress PHA has made: Housing search and selection process
How much progress PHA has made: Lease-up and move-in process
How much progress PHA has made: Increasing housing stability while youth are in the program
How much progress PHA has made: Reducing post-FUP homelessness and housing instability
How much progress PHA has made: Reducing voucher turnover
Should 18 month HAP time limit be eliminated, reduced, extended, or remain the same
For how many months should FUP-eligible youth be eligible for HAP
Should PCWA service requirement be eliminated
Should this service requirement also apply to FUP-eligible families
Most recent year served a FUP-eligible youth through FUP
Why PHA no longer serves youth with FUP: Too few youth age out
Why PHA no longer serves youth with FUP: Housing needs of youth aging out being met in other ways
Why PHA no longer serves youth with FUP: PHA prefers to devote all FUP vouchers to families
Why PHA no longer serves youth with FUP: 18-month time limit for eligible youth created an excessive burden
Why PHA no longer serves youth with FUP: PCWA does not have resources to provide required support services
Why PHA no longer serves youth with FUP: Lack of or weak working relationship with PCWA
Why PHA no longer serves youth with FUP: Any other reasons (specify)
How likely PHA will serve FUP-eligible youth with FUP vouchers in the future
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: PHA awarded additional FUP vouchers
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: PHA received PCWA collaboration assistance
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: PHA received training on young adult housing needs
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: PHA received guidance from successful models
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Additional resources made available for services
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Removing the 18-month time limit
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Other (specify)
Does PHA have a local preference on its public housing waiting list for youth who have aged out
Is there a limit on number of youth who have aged out that can get preference on the public housing waiting list
Has PHA established local preference categories for its Section 8 waiting list
Does PHA have a local preference on its Section 8 waiting list for youth who have aged out
Is there a limit on the number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the Section 8 waiting list
Does PHA establish a hierarchy of applicants within your system of preferences for Section 8 waiting list
Where do youth who have aged out fall in the ranking of preference categories
Why has PHA never served youth: PCWA has never referred a youth
Why has PHA never served youth: Too few youth age out
Why has PHA never served youth: Housing needs of youth aging out are met in other ways
Why has PHA never served youth: Agency prefers to devote all of its vouchers to families
Why has PHA never served youth: 18-month time limit for FUP-eligible youth would create an excessive burden
Why has PHA never served youth: PCWA does not have resources to provide required support services
Why has PHA never served youth: Lack of or weak working relationship with PCWA
Why has PHA never served youth: Other (specify)
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: PHA awarded additional vouchers
Is there a limit on number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the public housing waiting list
Where do youth who aged out fall in the ranking of preference categories
Does your agency have a local preference on its Section 8 waiting list for youth who have aged out
Is there a limit on number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the Section 8 waiting list
Census Region
HUD Region
# years current PHA served youth (= b3-b2 +1)
# years past PHA served youth (= c2-c1 +1)
Percentage of total FUP vouchers currently leased up by FUP youth
Percentage of vouchers set aside for youth
PHA provides at least 1 form of housing search assistance in B26
Range of: # years current PHA served youth (= b3-b2 +1)
Range of: Percentage of total FUP vouchers currently leased up by FUP youth
Range of: Agency's baseline number of FUP vouchers
Range of: Number of vouchers currently leased by FUP youth
Range of: # Months youth should be eligible for FUP
Other response to: Reasons serve youth
Other response to: Apart from regular meetings, how often PHA communicates with PCWA
Other response to: How often PHA communicates with PCWA
Other response to: PCWA provided training to PHA
Other response to: PHA provided training to PCWA
Other response to: PHA provided housing search assistance
Other response to: Type of pre-move or post-move counseling
Other response to: Reasons youth terminated before 18 months is exhausted
Other response to: Factors affecting ability to administer FUP to youth: Too few referrals
Other response to: Reasons for nonuse of FUP for youth
Other response to: Factors that would increase likelihood of future use
Why PHA doesn't serve youth: Too few youth age out
Why PHA doesn't serve youth: Housing needs of youth aging out being met in other ways
Why PHA doesn't serve youth: Your agency prefers to devote all of its vouchers to families
Why PHA doesn't serve youth: 18-month time limit for youth would create excessive burden for your agency
Why PHA doesn't serve youth: The PCWA does not have the resources to provide the required support services
Why PHA doesn't serve youth: Lack of or weak working relationship with the PCWA
Why PHA doesn't serve youth: The PCWA has not/never referred a youth
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Additional FUP vouchers
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Assistance with establishing/strengthening collaboration with local PCWA
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Training to aid understanding of the housing needs of young adults
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Guidance from successful models for serving youth through FUP
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Additional resources to provide services and supports to youth
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: If the 18-month time limit was removed
Increase likelihood that PHA would serve youth with FUP: Other
Does PHA currently administer a public housing program: All PHAs
Has PHA established local preference categories for its public housing waiting list: All PHAs
Does PHA have a local preference on its public housing waiting list for youth who have aged out of foster care: All PHAs
Is there a limit on the number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the public housing waiting list: All PHAs
Does PHA establish a hierarchy of applicants within its system of preferences for its public housing waiting list: All PHAs
Where do youth who aged out of foster care fall in the ranking of preference categories: All PHAs
Has your agency established local preference categories for its Section 8 HCV program waiting list: All PHAs
Does PHA have a local preference on its Section 8 HCV waiting list for youth who have aged out: All PHAs
Limit on the number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the Section 8 waiting list: All PHAs
Does PHA establish a hierarchy of applicants within its system of preferences for its Section 8 waiting list: All PHAs
Does PHA currently administer a public housing program: Past & Never PHAs
Has PHA established local preference categories for its public housing waiting list: Past & Never PHAs
Does PHA have a local preference on its public housing waiting list for youth who have aged out of foster care: Past & Never PHAs
Is there a limit on the number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the public housing waiting list: Past & Never PHAs
Does PHA establish a hierarchy of applicants within its system of preferences for its public housing waiting list: Past & Never PHAs
Where do youth who aged out of foster care fall in the ranking of preference categories: Past & Never PHAs
Has your agency established local preference categories for its Section 8 HCV program waiting list: Past & Never PHAs
Does PHA have a local preference on its Section 8 HCV waiting list for youth who have aged out: Past & Never PHAs
Limit on the number of youth who have aged out that can be given preference on the Section 8 waiting list: Past & Never PHAs
Does PHA establish a hierarchy of applicants within its system of preferences for its Section 8 waiting list: Past & Never PHAs
Where do youth who aged out of foster care fall in the ranking of preference categories: Past & Never PHAs Census
Census Region: Current PHAs
HUD Region: Current PHAs
Census Region: Past & Never PHAs
HUD Region: Past & Never PHAs
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