Nona Ferguson
About Nona Ferguson
Vice President, Economic Stability and Aging Services
Nona Ferguson serves as the Vice President, Economic Stability and Aging Services at the Wilder Foundation. In this capacity, she plays a significant role in shaping the strategies and policies that aim to enhance economic stability and support aging populations. Her responsibilities encompass overseeing initiatives and programs designed to increase economic security and provide supportive services for older adults.
Special Initiatives in Supportive Housing Services
Nona Ferguson is actively involved in managing special initiatives within Wilder’s supportive housing services. These initiatives are geared towards providing stable housing solutions for vulnerable populations. Her leadership ensures that these housing programs are effectively implemented to meet the needs of individuals requiring long-term support.
Direct Housing Assistance Program Implementation
Nona Ferguson has been instrumental in the implementation of the Direct Housing Assistance Program. This program is designed to provide immediate housing assistance to those in need, ensuring that they have access to safe and stable housing environments. Her work in this area focuses on streamlining assistance processes and improving the delivery of housing services.
Rai$e Guaranteed Income Program Development
Nona Ferguson has contributed significantly to the development and execution of the Rai$e guaranteed income program. This initiative aims to provide reliable financial support to individuals, helping to alleviate economic instability and promote financial independence. Her efforts in this program demonstrate a commitment to innovative solutions for economic challenges.
Public Policy Advocacy for Economic Stability and Aging Services
As part of her role, Nona Ferguson engages in public policy advocacy focusing on economic stability and aging services. She works to influence public policies that support economic security and the well-being of aging populations. Her advocacy efforts aim to create a positive impact on legislation and community resources, addressing the needs of economically vulnerable and aging individuals.