HUD Section 4
Our work hinges on the insight, experience, and expertise of local organizations working together to promote inclusive economic development in San Diego.
We provide HUD Section 4 grant funding and technical assistance to support capacity building and economic development and affordable housing initiatives. Some examples of programs and projects supported by HUD Section 4 include the creation and expansion of small businesses, creative place-making projects, and planning for the development of affordable housing.
HUD Section 4 funding currently supports the work of the City Heights Economic Development Collaborative, and the Little Saigon Cultural District Working Group. HUD Section 4 funding also supports the LISC San Diego Roundtable Series on affordable housing, organized by the San Diego Housing Federation
2021 Grantees
City Heights Communitiy Development Center works to enhance the quality of life in City Heights by coming alongside our community to promote affordable housing, livable neighborhoods, and economic self-sufficiency.
The International Rescue Committee provides opportunities for refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking, survivors of torture, and other immigrants to thrive in America.
Media Arts Center strives to provide new media tools and channels to create equitable and engaged communities where underserved voices are heard.
Formed in 1988, The El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association is one of the 17 Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) of San Diego. The Boulevard membership includes over 1,000 small businesses.
CHBA represents over 750 businesses and property owners along University Avenue that serve the residents of City Heights and the thousands of customers that come from other parts of San Diego to shop, dine, visit, and do business.
San Diego Housing Federation creates affordable housing opportunities for low-income people by expanding the knowledge, capacity, and influence of the affordable housing development community.
