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On March 24, Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Scott Turner and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem signed the “American Housing Programs for American Citizens” […]

Earlier this evening, March 14, the Senate passed a year-long Continuing Resolution (CR) that would keep the government open until September 30, 2025 – the end of Fiscal Year (FY) […]

On Tuesday, the House narrowly passed a year-long Continuing Resolution (CR) to fund the federal government through September 30, 2025, in an effort to avert a potential government shutdown when […]

Staff and funding cuts to an already under-resourced HUD will reduce government efficiency, increase housing instability and homelessness (especially for low-income families and individuals), and worsen an already historic national affordable housing crisis.

On Monday, March 10, organizations and people all over the country are taking action to protect HUD and the affordable homes it makes possible. Join us!

Join us on March 10, when organizations and people nationwide will take action to protect affordable housing! 

With growing uncertainty in Washington D.C., the NAHRO team wants to ensure everyone feels confident and ready to advocate for housing and community development programs. Here are some resources you […]

As the affordable housing crisis threatens to upend the lives of millions, now is not the time for severe cuts to HUD! Use NAHRO’s talking points to tell Congress to […]

NAHRO members and friends, It has been reported that the administration has asked HUD staffers to justify hundreds of contracts across the agency. This comes on the heels of reports […]

Today, Wednesday, February 5, the Senate confirmed Scott Turner as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) by a 55-44 vote. NAHRO and its 26,000 members […]

January was a busy month at NAHRO and across the country! To ensure our members didn’t miss any critical updates, we’re resharing some of the news and resources you may […]

NAHRO continues to gather information from our members and monitor federal funding guidance. We will provide updates below as they become available. To share your agency’s experience with this freeze, […]

NAHRO is pleased to release its 2025 Policy Priorities. NAHRO releases priorities early in the year to help states, regions, and members craft their own legislative and regulatory agendas. We […]

NAHRO is thrilled to announce our new Learning Portal, your one-stop destination for all things professional development, is now live! Access the Learning Portal from our website, or visit learn.nahro.org. […]

Thursday, January 16, 2025 — Scott Turner, President-Elect Trump’s nominee for HUD Secretary, appeared before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Newly elected Committee Chairman Tim Scott […]

NAHRO is ringing in 2025 with a better, more convenient way to fulfill your New Year’s professional development resolutions! Our new Learning Portal will feature: The new Learning Portal is […]

Congress averted a government shutdown by passing legislation to keep federal agencies funded through March 14, 2025, late Friday night. The continuing resolution was the third attempt by House Speaker […]

Congress is fast approaching its midnight deadline to pass a continuing resolution to extend current government funding levels past today. Although Congress reached a bipartisan agreement to extend government funding […]

NAHRO is ringing in 2025 with a better, more convenient way to fulfill your New Year’s resolutions! Our new Learning Portal will feature: Bonus: NAHRO is making our new on-demand […]

On Friday, November 22, President-elect Donald Trump nominated Scott Turner for Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Turner currently serves as Chair for Education Opportunity at the America First Policy […]

NAHRO is pleased to unveil its 2024 Presidential Transition Report, our opportunity to introduce NAHRO and its mission to a new administration. Housing has never been more at the forefront of […]