What type of training does the NEJAC provide?

The NEJAC, or the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council, provides high-quality training specifically designed for HUD-approved Housing Counseling Agencies. This type of training is essential because it equips these agencies with the necessary knowledge and skills to help families navigate the complexities of housing markets, understand their rights, and access available resources. This training enhances the capacity of housing counselors to provide effective assistance to clients facing housing challenges, particularly in underserved communities.

The focus on high-quality training ensures that these agencies can deliver the best support to residents, ultimately aiming to improve outcomes regarding housing stability, affordability, and access to quality housing options. This rigorous training fosters a well-informed counseling environment, empowering clients with the information they need to make sound housing decisions.