HUD is pleased to announce the 2018 Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) Workshop series! HUD plans to offer a series of three-day workshops across the country to assist grantees in addressing obstacles that are preventing their programs from moving toward closeout. The first three sessions have been set for the locations and dates below. Please stay tuned for an email announcing the opening of registration!

The workshop series is suitable for beginners as well as more advanced NSP grantees and gives attendees the opportunity to register for the session that best suits their needs. Some topics that will be covered include national objectives, Disaster Recovery Grant Reporting (DRGR) reconciliation, held properties, and rental compliance. These sessions will include a combination of lecture, hands-on exercises, and technical assistance (TA) and are valuable for every NSP program practitioner.

The three-day workshop is divided into two sessions. Participants can register for one or both sessions. Session I is two full days and includes a hands-on DRGR training and a joint session on closeout preparation with Session II attendees. Session II is a day and a half beginning on the afternoon of Day Two with the joint session on closeout preparation with Session I attendees. Session II concludes the workshop on Day Three with more advanced training and TA in a clinic-style environment where grantees can engage with TA providers to address specific NSP concerns and attend small group learning opportunities. Grantees will need to register for both sessions to be considered for the full three-day workshop.

Training Objectives

Session I of this workshop teaches NSP grantees to:

• Understand and use DRGR functions in all modules
• Work in a hands-on environment to apply the class lessons to case study exercises
• Access DRGR reports to reconcile data for closeout
• Gain knowledge on all aspects of NSP closeout including preparation, process, and program income transfers

Session II of this workshop teaches NSP grantees to:

• Analyze DRGR reports to reconcile data for closeout
• Gain knowledge on all aspects of NSP closeout including preparation, process, and program income transfers
• Explore advanced topics including managing project changes, ensuring rental compliance, working with held properties, and more
• Address complex concerns through working groups and one-on-one TA opportunities

Who Should Attend?

This training is intended for Neighborhood Stabilization Program grantees.

Schedule

Registration Information

Each grantee is limited initially to two (2) staff members for each session of the workshop. Additional NSP staff will be waitlisted. Waitlisted staff will be permitted to attend if the training does not reach capacity. Due to the limited availability of training seats, for-profit corporations, consultants, and consulting firms are not permitted to register for this workshop series.

Training Point of Contact

NSP Workshops | NSPWorkshops@tdainc.org