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OVW Grantees
NHLP provides free technical assistance and training to Office on Violence against Women (OVW) grantees. NHLP has provided numerous trainings and extensive technical assistance on the housing provisions of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), the Fair Housing Act, and state law housing protections for survivors of domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault.
Some of the services we offer OVW grantees include:
• Technical assistance via phone or email regarding survivors' housing protections
• Web-based and conference-call trainings on common housing issues that survivors face
• Information and materials, such as fact sheets, advocacy materials- and training curricula
• Web-based and conference-call trainings on common housing issues that survivors face
• Information and materials, such as fact sheets, advocacy materials- and training curricula
This section contains materials NHLP has prepared for OVW grantees, including information packets, training curricula, and newsletters.
* Translation services provided by Transpanish.
Domestic Violence and Housing Manual
NHLP is pleased to announce the publication of "Maintaining Safe and Stable Housing for Domestic Violence Survivors: A Manual for Attorneys and Advocates."
The Manual focuses on the rights of survivors who are facing loss of housing, who need to improve the safety of their housing, or who need to relocate. Some of the topics addressed include changing the locks; breaking the lease; defending against evictions and subsidy terminations; seeking remedies for housing discrimination; reasonable accommodations for survivors with disabilities; and the housing protections of the Violence Against Women Act.
The Appendices to the Manual contain a number of sample advocacy documents, including letters, pleadings, and housing policies.
The Manual is available here. Access to the Appendices is limited to legal services programs and Office on Violence against Women grantees. These programs should contact Karlo Ng at kng@nhlp.org to obtain the Appendices.
