HOPWA program helps HIV/AIDS patients pay for housing, but lack of affordable rentals still a problem

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HOPWA program helps HIV/AIDS patients pay for housing, but lack of affordable rentals still a problem

BY J.A. JONES, Staff Writer TAMPA BAY - Stigma is clearly on view in the fight to provide more affordable housing throughout the country – and the Tampa Bay area reflects the struggle. According to The Sadowski Coalition's 2020 “Home Matters” report, only 26 affordable and available homes are available for 100 renters seeking housing. […]

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