Community Affairs Division
The Department offers the following procurement resources for Community Affairs programs. Note: sample documents are provided as examples only. It is the responsibility of the Subrecipients to ensure that all local, state and federal procurement requirements are followed. Subrecipients are advised to review the rules or citations for any updates prior to any procurement.
Report Fraud, Waste, and Abuse by TDHCA’s Management, Staff, and Contractors
Welcome to the TDHCA Housing Contract System web page. The TDHCA Housing Contract System is designed to allow administrators to set up activities (project setups), enter project completion report data, and view programmatic and financial information associated with their contracts. The system supports the HOME Program (single family and multifamily) and the Housing Trust Fund.
Single Family and Homeless Programs
TDHCA administers many programs through separate Divisions to assist persons experiencing or at-risk of homelessness. TDHCA awards funds to assist units of general local governments, public housing authorities, nonprofits, local agencies in the provision of assistance to low-income Texans with a focus on housing and housing-related assistance and services. Through HOME-ARP, TDHCA also offers funds for development of rental housing or non-congregate shelter. TDHCA does not provide any services directly to individuals, but may provide referrals though Help for Texans.
TDHCA serves as a public housing authority and administers the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program in its 34 county service area. Additionally, TDHCA administers special purpose Section 8 Vouchers for specific populations in certain areas of the state. TDHCA does not have oversight of any other Public Housing Authority.
This page pertains to the State of Texas’ Housing Trust Fund, funded through state general revenue
The Single Family section awards funds under state and federally funded programs to assist units of general local governments, public housing authorities, nonprofits, and local agencies in the provision of assistance to low-income Texans with a focus on housing and housing-related assistance and services. Single Family Programs do not provide any services directly to individuals, but may provide referrals though Help for Texans.