The Community Development Corporation, whose president is Wilbur Klatsky, is one of several administering the Section 8 program on Long Island, serving about 1,700 of the region's 10,000 Section 8 recipients.
However, over and above these criteria, to reduce financial cost and participant burden, certain subsections (including family burden) were only administered to a 30% subsample where it was deemed that the data analysis goals could be achieved by administering the section to a probability subsample of respondents [ 26].
But the New York City Housing Authority, which administers the Section 8 program, maintains that the number of landlords who do not participate is relatively small and that there are enough landlords to meet the demand.
In court, Rabbi Glanz told Judge P. Kevin Castel that in 1996 through 2000, he signed several contracts with the New York City Housing Authority, which administered the Section 8 program for the federal government, for benefits to be paid to the academy on the basis that his brother would live in the apartment.
All participants are administered the sections assessing social anxiety disorder, antisocial personality disorder, alcohol use and substance use disorder.
The nonprofit Community Development Corporation, which is chartered to make loans and is one of several nonprofit groups administering the federal Section 8 programs on Long Island, recently opened its first full-service homeownership center at 2100 Middle Country Road in Centereach.
The Housing Authority runs the city's 343 public housing developments, but it also administers the largest Section 8 voucher program in the country, which serves about 280,000 New Yorkers in 90,000 private apartments.
Due to interviewer error, five participants were not administered the suicidality section, and a further 14 participants gave a "don't know" response when asked about their history of suicidal ideation, resulting in data for 618 participants.
Of the 50 participants that indicated they were willing to participate in follow-up studies, the first 24 subjects able to be contacted by telephone by the researcher were administered the phobia section of the SCID-IV and sent questionnaires identical to those given to the treatment and wait-list groups outlined above.
The first step in administering the questionnaire was the assurance section, in which the patients were informed that the information sought was not part of their treatment and would in no way influence the treatment of their cancer.
Given that all sections of the tool were important for gaining an understanding of the institution as a whole, as well as perceptions of staff, it may be necessary to consider alternative ways of administering the tool so that all sections could be completed more quickly and easily.
