Introducing Rental Assistance Demonstration Program Assessment
Published On November 2, 2017
Announcing the release of Terner Center’s newest paper, Assessing the Early Implementation of the Rental Assistance Demonstration Program. This report explores the early implementation of RAD and presents some of the early successes and best practices emerging in localities, highlights challenges they have faced in implementation, and makes recommendations for RAD going forward. A summary of key findings from the report is available here.
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