HUD Board Members Portal

Welcome to the landing page for HUD Board Members.

From here you can find resources to help you in your role as a HOPE HUD Board member. This material includes specific HUD Board meeting packets, minutes from meetings, calendars of events, and special trainings, surveys, and more. Just click on the links below to find what you are looking for: 

General Information for All HUD Boards Folder Button:

HUD requires its housing corporation Board members be representative of the views of the community in which the housing is located, including “significant representation of the views of persons living with disabilities (HUD)” and who have low incomes.  HUD program residents are not restricted to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.  Their residents may also have medical, mental/behavioral health, age or injury-related and congenital disabilities.  HUD Boards also meet annually.  Because of these differences, HUD Boards have their own website folders.

• HOPE’s HUD 811 Program Overview
  

Board Development:  What You Need to Know to Be an Effective Board Member

Here you will find various and documents to guide and support you in how to execute your legal governance and fiduciary obligations to your HUD Board in ways that align with HOPE Inc.’s values and empower you towards a fulfilling experience as a HUD Board member.

Your Role as a Board Member

• HOPE/HUD Board Membership Policy

• Board Member Roles and Responsibilities

• Board Member Expectations and Commitment

• Board Meetings Policy

• HOPE/HUD Director’s Conflict of Interest Statement

• Best Practice Materials for Non-Profit Boards
  

Orientation and Onboarding Materials

• Orientation Deck (in development)

• Learning Center Modules for Board Members

New Member Recruitment, Selection and Engagement

HUD requires its housing corporation Board members be representative of the views of the community in which the housing is located, including “significant representation of the views of persons living with disabilities (HUD)” and who have low incomes. Here you will find how to recruit, evaluate, select and engage new HUD Board members.

• HUD Board of Directors Recruitment, Selection & Engagement Process Description

• HUD Board of Directors Recruitment, Selection & Engagement Process Steps

• HUD Board Prospect Interview & Evaluation Form

• HUD Board Candidate/Member Engagement Activities and Outcomes Form

Annual Self-Evaluation

Thank you for your support of HOPE and its Mission! You have a very important role in supporting one of HOPE’s affiliate corporations on a Board which oversees a HUD 811 program.