Enterprise recently awarded a Section 4 capacity-building grant to BRS to support three developments for people with low-income and vulnerable populations in Harrison County, Indiana. Harrison is a very small rural county with approximately 48,000 people and just 3,000 in its largest town.

Even with average home values at only $105,700, 44 percent of Mississippi renters are housing cost-burdened. See how Section 4 grant funding is addressing this.

The available housing in the Mississippi Delta is limited, aging and inefficient. A new resource kit is the first step toward a better strategy for the region.

On Annette Island in Southeast Alaska, the Metlakatla Indian Community used a $50,000 Section 4 grant for their “Harvesting Sm’algyax” community garden.

The Washington Office of Rural and Farmworker Housing is using Section 4 funding to increase their capacity to bring affordable homes to farmworkers in Washington state.