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What if the biggest barrier to help wasn't eligibility - it was the application process itself?

For many households, navigating government assistance means proving income multiple times, managing separate applications, and missing out on programs they never knew existed. The system wasn't designed to be difficult. It just evolved that way. The household-centric model is a fundamental rethink of how public assistance gets delivered.

It starts with the household's full picture of needs, determines eligibility automatically, collects documents once, and connects families to every resource available to them. For agencies, that translates to faster fund distribution, stronger fraud prevention, and reporting that reflects real impact.

This is what modernizing public service delivery looks like: https://hubs.la/Q04hH94n0

We're heading to Dallas!⭐

Graham Levitas will be at the U.S. Housing and Community Development Conference next week.

Stop by and chat about how Neighborly Software is helping agencies streamline program delivery and better serve their communities. And don't forget to enter the raffle for a chance to win a Pour-Over Coffee Set.

Dallas, we'll see you soon!

Last year, Congress allocated $12 billion in CDBG-DR funds directly to counties and cities - bypassing states entirely. For many, this was their first time managing a disaster recovery program of this scale.

So where do you start?

We sat down Steve Hyatt of Sarasota County, who oversees $400M+ in CDBG-DR funding, and Neighborly Software President Jason Rusnak to talk through what it actually takes to build a disaster recovery program from scratch - from technology and compliance to fraud prevention and avoiding the most common pitfalls.

Whether you're new to CDBG-DR or looking to sharpen your approach, this one's worth your time. Watch the full webinar:

Strategic Disaster Recovery Webinar Watch the full recording of our April 8, 2025 webinar featuring disaster recovery experts Steve Hyatt (Sarasota County) and Jason Rusnak (Neighborly Software).

When Rowena Young joined Palmetto CRA in 2024, a single application was taking five months to process - buried in paper, with no way to track progress efficiently.

After implementing Neighborly Software, that same process now takes one month. The agency went fully paperless, processed 4x more storefront grants than the year before, and now has real-time visibility across every application.

See how they did it: https://hubs.la/Q04hH7810