Grant Writing 101: Show Me the Money!

Presenter: Ruben Rivera-Jackman, Social Services Coordinator, HumanGood

Finding funding for programs and services can feel overwhelming, but understanding the basics of grant writing can make a big difference. This workshop is designed for resident service coordinators, property managers, and affordable housing professionals who want to learn how to navigate the world of grants. We’ll cover where to find funding opportunities including both private and federal grants, what makes a strong proposal, and how to write in a way that speaks to funders. Whether you're new to grant writing or looking to sharpen your skills, this session will provide practical tools and strategies to help you approach the process with confidence.



Learning Objectives:
1. Learn where to search for grant opportunities and how to determine the best fit for your organization.
2. Understand the key components of a grant proposal and how to structure your application.
3. Develop strategies for writing clear, compelling proposals that align with funders' priorities.



Level: Beginner
Track: Professional Development
HUD Category: +Basics of Documentation, +The Role Of the Service Coordinator


This session will help RSCs prepare to work with legal counsel to address thorny issues often associated with residents’ behavioral challenges, such as aggressive behavior or hoarding and failure to maintain the residence. The discussion will include strategies for out-of-court interventions, working with counsel to seek assistance through the courts when necessary, and strategically using reasonable accommodations to help preserve challenging tenancies.

This one hour session was recorded on August 14, 2025.

This course expires 365 days from the point of purchase. Eligible for 1 CEU. Not eligible for NASW credit.