Community Compass
Community Resilience
AML Community Compass Project
Community resilience projects will strengthen Alaska’s local governments ability to withstand and recover from environmental, economic, and social challenges. By investing in infrastructure, emergency preparedness, and local capacity-building, these efforts will help protect vulnerable communities from the impacts of climate change and natural disasters. They also support stronger local economies and improve public health and safety through better planning and resource management. In the long term, resilience projects will empower Alaskans to adapt and thrive in the face of change.

Project Contacts

Kaitlyn Conway
Program Coordinator
kaitlyn@akml.org

Project Description:

Key Takeaway
  • Community Compass is a technical assistance program that will provide support and capacity building among HUD grantees in Alaska around the state, including Tribes and Regional Housing Authorities.
Project Activities
  • The assistance that will be provided to HUD grantees around the State, will enable recipients of technical assistance to be better able to leverage federal infrastructure investments to revitalize communities and help ensure equitable access to affordable housing and improved resilience.
Project Impact
  • Strengthened capacity of HUD grantees to manage housing programs effectively.
  • Increased access to additional federal funding through tailored assistance.
  • Improved housing outcomes for communities across Alaska.
Funding Agency
  • Department of Housing and Urban Development

Training

Housing Funding Grant Writing Workshop

Investments Training

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