Technical Assistance
Sister Diane Donoghue
Esperanza Community Housing Corp.
Mike Sviridoff Leadership Award Winner
LISC offers a wide range of technical assistance to assist local community organizations rebuild their neighborhoods. Through a network of 30 local field offices in urban areas, Rural LISC that works in 36 states, and a range of national programs, LISC provides these groups with expert technical assistance to undertake revitalization activities: affordable housing, retail, and facility development; organizational capacity building; and increasingly, programs that improve quality-of-life such as community safety, youth recreation and education.
Typical assistance centers around:
- Real estate development (e.g., preparation and appropriation of housing and community development public funding and tax credits);
- Staff training and skill building;
- Organizational and management assistance (e.g., strategic planning, program and organization expansion, crisis intervention); and
- Effective execution of services under successful proposals.
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LISC Adds Market Research Initiative to Arsenal of Community Development Tools
01/03/2006 |
Related Resources
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Evaluation of the Minneapolis & St. Paul Funds for Neighborhood Development 01/20/2004, Mary Ellen S. Murphy & Sandy Donovan |
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Building Durable CDCs in Philadelphia: A Summary of the Proceedings of a Conference Organized by LISC, January 2003 01/14/2003, LISC |
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Mapping for Change: Using Geographic Information Systems for Community Development 12/01/2002, LISC & PolicyLink |

