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Mamapolo2016 · F
From a Housing Authority website:
Housing fraud is any action or failure to act that allows a Public Housing tenant, Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP) participant, or HCVP landlord to receive benefits for which the person doesn't qualify. A person who knowingly withholds information, fails to report a change in the family's circumstances, or otherwise engages in activity prohibited by program regulations, is a benefit thief--stealing benefits from families in need who legitimately qualify for them.
The vast majority of families receiving housing assistance from HACA, and HCVP landlords, are honest and follow program rules. Regardless, HACA is committed to the integrity and effectiveness of its housing programs and operations. This includes preventing, detecting and prosecuting waste, fraud and abuse when it does happen – including by using tips, whether self-identified or anonymous.
Housing fraud is any action or failure to act that allows a Public Housing tenant, Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP) participant, or HCVP landlord to receive benefits for which the person doesn't qualify. A person who knowingly withholds information, fails to report a change in the family's circumstances, or otherwise engages in activity prohibited by program regulations, is a benefit thief--stealing benefits from families in need who legitimately qualify for them.
The vast majority of families receiving housing assistance from HACA, and HCVP landlords, are honest and follow program rules. Regardless, HACA is committed to the integrity and effectiveness of its housing programs and operations. This includes preventing, detecting and prosecuting waste, fraud and abuse when it does happen – including by using tips, whether self-identified or anonymous.