Which of the following is NOT a type of Housing Assistance (HA) available to applicants?

Short-Term Lodging is not categorized as a type of Housing Assistance (HA) in the FEMA individual assistance program. The distinction lies in the nature and purpose of the assistance provided. Permanent/Semi-Permanent Construction refers to housing solutions that are designed to be long-lasting, ensuring that survivors have a stable living environment. Replacement deals with providing new housing for those who have completely lost their homes or have homes that are uninhabitable. Repairs focus on fixing damaged homes to make them livable once again.

In contrast, Short-Term Lodging is typically considered as interim housing or temporary accommodations that may not fit the criteria of formal housing assistance provided under FEMA's long-term recovery plans. Understanding these classifications helps applicants identify the type of assistance they may qualify for and the duration of support they can expect during the recovery process.