AGENCY AND MISSION
As part of its mission, HUD is committed to creating places throughout the nation that effectively connect people to jobs, transportation, quality public schools, and other amenities - "geographies of opportunity."
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For our residents, we pledge to improve lives by creating affordable homes in safe, healthy communities of opportunity, and by protecting the rights and affirming the values of a diverse society.
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For our partners, we will be a flexible, reliable problem solver and source of innovation.
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For our employees, we will be a great place to work, where employees are valued, mission driven, results oriented, innovative, and collaborative.
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For the public, we will be a good neighbor, building inclusive and sustainable communities that create value and investing public money responsibly to deliver results that matter.
When choosing a home, citizens are not only choosing a physical structure, but they are also choosing communities and the opportunities available in those communities, transportation to work, schools for their children, and public safety. Ensuring that every American has those choices is what HUD has desigend its programs to do.
Major Organizations & Program Activities
HUD accomplishes its mission through component organizations and offices that administer place-based programs (outlined on these pages), which are carried out through a network of regional offices and smaller field offices, as well as through grantees, contractors, and other business partners.HUD's major program organizations include the:
- Office of Housing/Federal Housing Administration
- Government National Mortgage Association
- Office of Public and Indian Housing
- Office of Community Planning and Development
- Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
- Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control
- Office of Sustainable Housing and Communities
- Office of Strategic Planning and Management
- Office of Policy Development and Research
- Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships
Strategic Plan
The HUD Strategic Plan FY 2010-2015, issued in May 2010, includes a reinvigorated mission statement that reflects a renewed focus on people and places, as well as a vision statement that paints a picture of what HUD will be to our partners, employees, and the American people, as a whole. Read more...
Agency Priority Goals (APGs)
The APGs serve as management improvement strategies, which represent challenging, generally two-year performance improvements under existing legislative and budgetary authority, specifically under the GPRAMA. Read more...
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