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With $5 billion in funding, the program created 70,000 vouchers to assist individuals and families who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or transitioning out of homelessness. EHVs have proven to be a lifeline for some of the nation’s most vulnerable populations, including children, seniors, and people with disabilities—by providing immediate access to stable housing. The upcoming expiration of the EHV program threatens to increase homelessness and destabilize vulnerable families.\nWhat is the current population of EHV households nationwide?\nAccording to HUD’s EHV dashboard, over 51,000 EHVs are currently under lease across the country. The majority of these households include children under the age of 5, older adults, individuals with disabilities, or domestic violence victims.\nHow many EHVs does [PHA] currently have active?\nAt present [PHA] has XXX active subsidized households and estimates that over XXX households will be active by DATE when funding is exhausted. [PHA] estimates that approximately $XXX is needed each year to fund the remaining EHVs until 2030.\nWhen will your PHA fully expend your EHV funding?\n[PHA] is projecting that funds will be exhausted by DATE.\nWhat are the demographics of potentially impacted households?\nXXX Senior/Elderly\nXXX Disabled\nXXX Households with Children\nXXX Households with Children Under Age 5\nWhat is the average age of an EHV holder?\nXXX\nWhat is the average household size of the active voucher holders?\nXXX\nWhat is the average annual income of an EHV holder?\nXXX\nWhat is the average monthly Housing Assistance Payment?\nXXX\nWhat is the average monthly Total Tenant Payment?\nXXX\nIs [PHA] in shortfall?\n[Yes, PHA is in shortfall/No, PHA is not in shortfall]. A shortfall occurs when the funding provided for a program is not enough to cover its required costs. In the Housing Choice Voucher program, a shortfall means housing authorities do not have sufficient funds to pay landlords and continue assistance for all households currently served at authorized levels. A PHA cannot transition an EHV to another form of tenant-based or project-based rental assistance while in shortfall.\n\u000f\nFAQs Template\nFrequently Asked Questions for the Emergency Housing Voucher Program\n1. Why is the Emergency Housing Voucher program ending before September 30, 2030 as approved by Congress?\nThe Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) program was created as part of a package of temporary COVID pandemic relief programs that also included enhanced Obamacare subsidies and the Affordable Connectivity Program. Congress authorized funding through September 30, 2030 or until fully expended. However, due to historic increases in contract rents, the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) informed PHAs that available EHV funds are insufficient to cover EHV families after Calendar Year (CY) 2026. HU","cbCailUhWHjL0g81","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailUhWHjL0g81","docx",59246,"English","# Fact Sheet/One Pager Template\n## Background\n## EHV Household and Funding Facts\n## Demographics and Financial Metrics\n## Shortfall Determination\n# FAQs Template\n## Program End Date and Funding Drivers\n## Options to Keep Families Housed\n## Appeals and Termination\n## Contract Rent Responsibility\n## Transfer to Regular HCV","[{\"question\":\"Why is the Emergency Housing Voucher program ending before September 30, 2030?\",\"answer\":\"Congress authorized funding through September 30, 2030 or until fully expended, but historic increases in contract rents mean available EHV funds are insufficient for EHV families after Calendar Year 2026. 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