Accessing Housing Resources in Arizona for Survivors
GrantID: 60912
Grant Funding Amount Low: $1,500
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $15,000
Summary
Grant Overview
State-Specific Barrier in Arizona
In Arizona, Indigenous survivors of gender-based violence face significant barriers to accessing housing resources, primarily due to a lack of centralized information and support services. Many potential survivors are unaware of available options or experience difficulties navigating complex systems. The establishment of a centralized digital resource hub aims to break down these barriers by providing comprehensive, real-time information on housing assistance and support tailored for Indigenous communities.
Who Faces This Barrier Locally
This barrier primarily affects Indigenous communities spread across rural and urban settings in Arizona. Survivors often have to deal with cultural stigmas and systemic issues, which complicate their ability to seek help. Furthermore, many struggle with mobility and access due to the state's diverse geographic layout. For those in more remote areas, physical distance from support services is a critical challenge, contributing to prolonged periods of housing insecurity.
How Funding Addresses This Barrier
The funding provided through this grant will facilitate the development of a robust online platform that collates information on housing options, offers guidance, and connects survivors with local resources. This initiative aims not only to bridge the gap in information distribution but also to improve the overall accessibility of critical support. By empowering survivors with the knowledge necessary to make informed decisions, Arizona can enhance their chances of finding safe and stable housing, addressing a fundamental gap that has persisted in the state’s support systems.
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