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<abstract>In 2003, Congress reauthorized HOPE VI, a program administered by
the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and	 
designed to improve the nation&apos;s worst public housing. In doing  
so, Congress required GAO to report on the extent of severely	 
distressed public housing for the elderly and non-elderly persons
with disabilities. &quot;Severely distressed&quot; is described in the	 
statute as developments that, among other things, are a 	 
significant contributing factor to the physical decline of, and  
disinvestment in, the surrounding neighborhood; occupied	 
predominantly by very low-income families, the unemployed, and	 
those dependent on public assistance; have high rates of	 
vandalism and criminal activity; and/or lack critical services,  
resulting in severe social distress. In response to this mandate,
GAO examined (1) the extent to which public housing developments 
occupied primarily by elderly persons and non-elderly persons	 
with disabilities are severely distressed and (2) the ways in	 
which such housing can be improved. HUD officials provided oral  
comments indicating general agreement with the report.</abstract>
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