In order to implement this project we will need to schedule a meeting with Housing and Urban Development. We will also need to create an action plan surrounding the proposed activities. We could create action teams to assign tasks to people. We will need to formulate a goal plan with achievable goals. It will also be necessary to find an area of ​​development and create a forecast budget. It would be beneficial to contact agencies for assistance. Create a schedule for the tasks to be developed. Finally, we can organize seminars on the importance of affordable housing. An accurate cost analysis is the first step in an effort to finance and implement this proposed project. By building a housing complex for low-income single mothers with children, it will allow them to have access to affordable housing. To help determine the effectiveness of the program and ensure projected goals are met, Shaw University social work students will collectively conduct tenant satisfaction surveys and also interview tenants prior to receiving assistance from the housing program. Once tenants receive support, data will be collected using the same methods as before. Tenants will be required to complete a survey about what they expect from the housing program. Once tenants join the program, they will complete another survey to determine whether we met their expectations and how we can improve our methods. Shaw University social work students will then compare and analyze the two sets of before and after data to determine the effectiveness of the housing program. Once students have properly analyzed the data they have collected, we will then meet to determine areas of satisfaction and areas for improvement...... middle of document...... housing affordable: analysis of the experiences of single mothers in North Philadelphia. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 30(4). p. 123-140. Excerpted from Coupe, N. Advocating to End Child and Family Homelessness: The National Center on Family Homelessness. Needham, MA. Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. Community toolkit. (2013). University of Kansas, Kansas. www.communityhealth.ku.edu http://www.eric.ed.gov/EricWebPortal/search/recordDetails.jsp?searchtype=basic& www.familyhomelessness.org http://www.nationalhomeless.org Ornstein, DE and Ganzer, C. (2005). Relational social work: a model for the future. Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services, Vol. 86-4, p. 565-575. Sandoval, AD, Rank, RM and Hirschl, AT (2009). The growing risk of poverty across the American lifespan. Demography, vol. 46 – 4, pages. 717-737.