TDA develops and delivers trainings and workshops that community development professionals need
$745
CDBG Fundamentals Certification is a three-day course that provides an overview of the Community Development Block Grant Program, including key requirements for each eligible activity type with the Certification Exam on the last training day.
$145
This is a one session training. When funding multi-unit projects, how do you know which units are your HOME units? Which ones are your Housing Trust Fund units? HOME regulations require Participating Jurisdictions to identify and allocate eligible costs among HOME-designated units within a project. Similarly, Housing Trust Fund regulations require the same review be done by State HTF grantees. Cost allocation reviews guide the determination of how many units must be designated as HOME and HTF units and which units within a project those must be.
$695
GRP, GRO, EGI, NOI, DCR, AMI, NPV, IRR, and ROI... It’s enough to make a grownup cry. This three-day course helps break through the “math phobia” and identify a common framework for underwriting HOME rental projects – preparing PJs (and developers) to ask better questions, make sound decisions, and satisfy their regulatory requirements.
$545
The Building A Monitoring Plan training is a two-day small-group workshop that provides a hands-on opportunity to develop the monitoring plan you wish you had!
$495
Are you planning to use your HOME-ARP funds for construction of rental housing? Then please register for our upcoming session on Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH). PSH is affordable rental housing combined with support services that enables people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or otherwise unstably housed, to lead more stable lives.
This is a three-day course covering the Community Development Block Grant Program. You'll gain an understanding of key requirements for each eligible activity type with the course concluding with a Certification Exam on the final day of training.
This is a one session training. When funding multi-unit projects, how do you know which units are your HOME units? Which ones are your Housing Trust Fund units? HOME regulations require Participating Jurisdictions to identify and allocate eligible costs among HOME-designated units within a project.
This course is designed around the key elements necessary for successfully managing federal funds and, in particular, for successfully managing HUD funds.
Hear from our trainees about how TDA's trainings have made a difference in their lives and careers!
"This training course was a great foundation to learning of the HOME program. I went to the training with little to no knowledge of the program, but the instructor ability to teach brought the program to an understanding that made sense. Being so new I know there are still items I need to learn, but I know where i can research material to find answers I need."
"Taught me so much about audit financial statements and monitoring. It was an excellent course and very well put together."
"This course was extremely helpful, and will help me provide input to improve process within my organization."
"This course was wonderful! I especially like the handbook, template to plan out my monitor schedule!"
"The information provided will be instrumental in updating our agreements."
"This course helped me understand the real estate financing and pro forma work for financing affordable housing."
TDA’s consulting services form the backbone of performance improvement engagements. Our consultants are experienced practitioners with first-hand knowledge of best practices and broad expertise in community development.
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