l have put in with GA Section 8, Vouchers, low income, Hud, no one has got back to me l am a Senior & US citizen what do it take to get a call here in America l am 66 looking for Housing

A) I understand that you are looking for housing and have applied for Section 8 housing in Georgia. I am sorry to hear that you have not heard back from anyone yet.

The waiting list for Section 8 housing can be very long, especially in areas with high demand. In Georgia, the average waiting time is 2-3 years. However, there are a few things you can do to increase your chances of getting a call back:

• Make sure you have submitted a complete application. This includes all of the required documentation, such as proof of income, citizenship, and residency.
• Check the status of your application online. The Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) has a website where you can track your application status.
• Call the DCA to check on your application. You can call the DCA at 1-888-858-6085.
• Be patient. The waiting list is long, but there is a chance that you will be called back eventually.

In addition to Section 8 housing, there are other housing resources available for seniors in Georgia. You can contact the Georgia Department of Aging Services for more information.

Here are some other resources that may be helpful:

• Georgia Department of Aging Services: https://www.aging.ga.gov/
• HUD.gov: https://www.hud.gov/
• AARP: https://www.aarp.org/
• National Low Income Housing Coalition: https://nlihc.org/

Again remember to:

1. Contact the local housing authority: If you haven’t heard back regarding your application, reach out to the local housing authority where you submitted your Section 8 application. They should be able to provide you with information on the status of your application and any additional steps you might need to take.
2. Be patient and persistent: The process of getting approved for housing assistance can take time, and sometimes there can be delays in the application review process. Continue following up with the relevant authorities regularly, showing your interest in the program.
3. Check your application status: Some housing authorities provide online portals or hotlines where applicants can check the status of their Section 8 applications. Ensure you have all the necessary information to access these resources.
4. Verify contact information: Double-check that you provided accurate and up-to-date contact information on your application. If there are any errors, it might hinder the communication process.
5. Seek assistance from local senior centers: Senior centers or organizations that cater to senior citizens often have resources and information about housing assistance programs. They may also be able to provide guidance and support in navigating the application process.
6. Apply to multiple programs: Consider applying for other low-income housing programs in addition to Section 8, as different programs may have different availability and eligibility criteria.
7. Consult with local social services: Contact social services or community organizations that offer assistance to low-income individuals. They might be able to guide you through the process or connect you with relevant resources.
8. Seek legal advice if needed: If you encounter significant challenges with your housing application and feel you may be facing discrimination or unfair treatment, consider reaching out to a legal aid organization specializing in housing issues.

Remember, the demand for affordable housing often exceeds the available resources, so the process can be competitive. Stay persistent, and continue exploring different avenues for housing assistance. I wish you the best of luck in finding suitable housing options for your needs.

I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.