 NASHUA, N.H. AP - The city of Nashua, New Hampshire, and Harbor Homes, Inc., are getting more than 1.9 million in federal funds to help 45 low-income people living with HIVAIDS and their families. The funding is being offered through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developments Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS Program. Its part of more than 35.8 million being awarded nationally. Harbor Homes, Inc., which is receiving over 494,000 over three years, will continue providing housing assistance to persons living with HIVAIDS in Hillsborough County, and in Derry, Windham, and Londonderry in Rockingham County. The program includes a collaborative partnership with the Southern New Hampshire HIVAIDS Task Force to provide program participants with housing case management, counseling support, and auxiliary services to sustain housing stability. The program will serve three households annually with short-term, mortgage, rent and utility assistance and 11 households annually with tenant-based rental assistance. Nashua, which is getting more than 1.4 million, will continue providing tenant-based rental assistance and supportive services for up to 31 chronically homeless households living with HIVAIDS within Hillsborough County. 