Depending on your circumstances, you may want to start under Emergency Housing Resources
FIRST as there are programs to help with not only emergency housing but also transitional
housing and agencies that will help with security deposits and getting you into low-income
housing. Check carefully under each agencies listing to see if you qualify for their services!
You may also want to check under Financial Resources as well.
If you need a roommate to help with the bills, you may want to check out https://roommatelocator.com See the MACOMB and OAKLAND COUNTY
resource list below for another roommate database!
If you are Pregnant, please check under the Crisis Pregnancy & Pregnancy Resources page!
If you are fleeing Domestic Violence, please check under Domestic Violence Resources!
VETERANS: Please check under the VETERANS RESOURCES page for resources just for you!
AFC / Group Homes Locator
Please see the link above. The link provides access to all
AFC/ Group homes with active licenses through the State
of Michigan (LARA).
NOTE: Public housing allows for low-income people
to obtain affordable housing with a subsidy from the
government. Individuals who have been evicted from
public housing because of drug-related criminal activity
are ineligible for public housing for three years. The
housing provider has the discretion to shorten the three
year period if the person successfully completes a rehab
program. Any household with a member who is subject
to lifetime registration under the sex offender registration
and any household with a member who has been convicted
methamphetamine production Is permanently ineligible for
public housing. Individuals who have engaged in drug-related
criminal activity, violent criminal activity or any other criminal
activity that would adversely affect the health, safety or right
to peaceful enjoyment, may be denied public housing if the
criminal activity occurred a "reasonable" time before the
person seeks admission. If you have been denied public
housing or face eviction from public housing, please contact
the Legal Aid & Defender office in your area (Look under the
Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA)
Phone: 517-373-9184
Website: https://www.michigan.gov/mshda
We serve the people of Michigan by partnering to
provide quality housing that is affordable, a corner-
stone of diverse, thriving communities.
New Government Website:
Website:
MSHDA Affordable Rental Housing Directory (ARHD)
Website: https://housing.state.mi.us
This web site provides access to a comprehensive
listing of rental housing within the State of Michigan
that has received financing from federal, state, or local
housing agencies. Site functions include the ability to
search, query, and export data.
Fair Housing Center of Metropolitan Detroit
5555 Conner Suite 1017
Detroit, MI 48213-3448
Phone: 313-963-1274
Email: info@fairhousingdetroit.org
Website: https://fairhousingdetroit.org
The Center’s mission is to ensure equal access
to housing without discrimination based on race,
color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status,
disability, and all other protected class categories
under federal, state, and local anti-discrimination
laws and ordinances.
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From 1977 to the present, the Fair Housing Center
has strived to fulfill its mission by engaging in the
following activities: Providing assistance to indivi-
duals pursuing legal rights and remedies related
to fair housing; offering housing assistance and
counseling; providing community outreach, edu-
cation and fair housing training; and performing
research in the area of housing.
Our service area is the Detroit Metropolitan Area,
consisting of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties.
Fair Housing Center of Southeastern Michigan
& Mid MI
P.O. Box 7825
Ann Arbor, MI 48107
Phone: 877-979-FAIR
Email: info@fhcmichigan.org
Website: https://www.fhcmichigan.org
he mission of the Fair Housing Center of Southeast &
Mid Michigan (FHC) is to end discrimination in housing
and public accommodations and to promote accessible,
integrated communities.We are a nonprofit dedicated to
investigating complaints of illegal housing discrimination
based on federal, state, and local fair housing laws, as well
as resolving reasonable accommodation and modification
requests for people with disabilities. Protected classes in-
clude race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability,
familial status (the presence of children), marital status,
age, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender ex-
pression.The Fair Housing Center provides investigative
services, testing, advice, advocacy, conciliation, attorney
referral, and community education in Clinton, Eaton,
Ingham, Jackson, Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe, and
Washtenaw counties.
Lakeshore Legal Aid
Counsel & Advocacy Law Line
16250 Northland Dr. Suite 363
Southfield, MI 48075
Phone: 248-443-8068 New Client Intake: 888-783-8190
Website: https://lakeshorelegalaid.org
Lakeshore Legal Aid is a not-for-profit law firm providing a range of free civil legal
services to people who are low-income, seniors, and survivors of domestic violence
and sexual assault in our communities.
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Covers a WIDE variety of legal matters!
- Leases
- Landlord / Tenant Matters
- Mobile Homes
- Eviction
- Security Deposits
- Subsidized Housing
- Foreclosures
- Land Contracts
Now serving residents of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties. Lakeshore Legal Aid
has 14 locations across Southeast Michigan.
HOUSING SHELTER FOR VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTERS &
FIRST RESPONDERS
Emergency RV
Email: info@EmergencyRV.org
Website: https://EmergencyRV.org
EmergencyRV provides urgently needed shelter to First Responders and victims of wildfires
or other natural disasters. If you lost your home due to a recent wildfire/natural disaster and
are in need of emergency-transitional housing, please complete the "Survivor Intake Form"
on the site!
DETROIT & METRO DETROIT
St.Vincent de Paul Detroit / Journey to Housing Program
3000 Gratiot Ave.
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-393-2930 877-ST VINCE (877-788-4623)
Website: https://svdpdetroit.org/life-skills
St. Vincent dePaul’s Journey to Housing program seeks to solve the problem of home-
lessness in northwestern Wayne County communities. The Journey to Housing Program
supports those in need of shelter by providing them with move-in costs, furniture, house-
hold goods and monthly rent subsidy until the family can become financially independent
(with 12-18 months of weekly counseling). We help the family work towards self-sufficiency
and assist the family with budgeting, household management, parenting skills and more.
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If you are in need of shelter, please contact your local parish and you will be referred to
a St. Vincent de Paul in the Metro-West District (the cities of Canton, Dearborn, Dearborn
Heights, Garden City, Inkster, Livonia, Northville, Plymouth, Redford, Wayne, and Westland).
Priority placement will be given to families with children and current living situations will
be taken into consideration. After an interview and evaluation, it will be determined if you
qualify for our Journey to Housing Program.
Neighborhood Service Organization
Central Office:
882 Oakman Blvd. Suite C
Detroit, MI 48238
Phone: 313-961-4890
Offers a wide variety of services!
Matrix Human Services
Central Office:
1400 Woodbridge
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-526-4000 #1236
Email: dblackman@matrixhs.org Debbie Blackman
HOUSING CENTER
Housing is a basic essential need. Our Housing Center assists the community
in trying to meet this need.
Services and programs within this Center include:
• Low cost affordable housing options
• Housing resources and referrals
Michigan Ability Partners
3810 Packard
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Phone: 734-975-6880
Email: info@mapagency.org
Website: https://www.mapagency.org/housing
MAP receives referrals from Housing Access of Washtenaw County for our housing programs.
You must be in touch with HAWC first before MAP can help!
MAP Housing Support:
Staff work with participants in all MAP housing programs. They meet regularly with participants
to emphasize daily living skills, increasing self-sufficiency and independence. MAP staff addresses barriers to stable housing such as chemical dependency, ex-offender status, mental health issues,
or physical disability.
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Permanent Supportive Housing:
MAP maintains housing stability for the chronically homeless by offering subsidized rent and
long-term case management services. MAP owns and operates seven properties, and continues
to develop affordable housing. Participants eligible for this program are homeless, low-income,
and have a documented disability.
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Rapid Re-Housing:
Helps individuals experiencing homelessness quickly locate and obtain housing, and provides
short-term rental assistance. Participants receive case management services to help them sta-
bilize in their new home. MAP creates strong relationships with local landlords who work with
us to serve those with housing barriers. Our SSVF and Key for Vets programs follow a ‘Housing
First’ model, which recognizes that all participants needs can be addressed best when their
housing is stabilized first.
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Supportive Services for Veterans
To procure and retain housing for homeless Veterans,
MAP provides:
1. Affordable housing help through payment
of application fees,
2. Short-term rental subsidy
3. Access to job training and placement services
Through temporary financial assistance and other supportive services, this program helps
individual Veterans and Veterans with families find stability in their new housing and self-
sufficiency as they work towards financial independence
Southwest Housing Solutions
Administration:
5716 Michigan Ave. Suite 3000
Detroit, MI 48210
Phone: 313-481-3102
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Housing Resource Center:
1600 Porter
Detroit, MI 48216
Phone: 313-963-6601
Offers a wide variety of housing resources!
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Piquette Square Apartments
Southwest Housing Solutions
285 Piquette
Detroit, MI
Phone: 313-841-3727 #381 Patricia Harris
Southwest Solutions in Detroit has opened a four-story, 150 apartment building in Detroit
to provide long-term housing and care for homeless veterans,both male and female. Married
couples may also apply but no children are taken.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA MICHIGAN
21415 Civic Center Dr. Suite 306
Southfield, MI 48076
Phone: 248-945-0101
Website: https://www.voami.org/find-housing
Offers a wide variety of housing programs!
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Sumby Senior Housing Center
Volunteers of America
240 Visger
River Rouge, MI 48218
Phone: 313-357-2891
Website: https://www.voami.org/find-housing
Volunteers of American Michigan offers this affordable housing for seniors age 62 and over.
Applicants must meet eligibility as determined by HUD and rent is just 30% of your adjusted
income.
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Coventry Place AND Seventy West
Volunteers of America
4241 Burlingame
Detroit, MI 48204
Phone: 313-934-0010
Website: https://www.voami.org/find-housing
Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
Administrative Offices:
150 Stimson
Detroit, MI 48201
Phone: 313-993-4700
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OASIS
13220 Woodward Ave.
Highland Park, MI 48203
Email: info@drmm.org
Website: https://drmm.org/services/housing-2
Transitional Housing:
Transitional Housing Residents may stay up to 2 years while they address issues that contributed
to their homelessness. While there, they are able to work towards stability, education and training,
and find employment to meet their needs. A wide range of supportive services, including case man-
agement, education, mental health, employment and substance abuse after-care services are avail-
able to help residents succeed. Follow-up is provided for up to six months after they leave to help
them successfully overcome all obstacles to independence and stability.
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Permanent Housing:
Permanent Housing Residents must have a disability that prevents the resident from independently living in community housing.These may include chronic, debilitating health issues, mental illnesses, severe substance addictions, or developmental delays.They may remain in the program as long as
they like.
UNIFIED HIV Health & Beyond
(merged with AIDS PARTNERSHIP)
DETROIT OFFICE:
3968 Mt. Elliott
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-446-9800
Email: info@miunified.org
Website: http://miunified.org/home.aspx
UHHB Detroit Henry Ford Care Coordination Housing Program:
In partnership with Henry Ford Health Systems, this care coordination team assists
with housing barriers.
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1. Emergency financial assistance one time per year
to ensure stable housing and to avoid utility shut-offs.
2. Medical case management to improve treatment
adherence and an overall healthy lifestyle.
*Qualificiation Requirements - Viral load >200 for six (6) months or more; Poor viral control
over a 6-12-month period; Socioeconomic complications. All clients will be assessed on case-
by-case basis.
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UHHB Ypsilanti Wellness Housing:
Housing resources for individuals and heads of household living with HIV that meet eligibility
criteria.
- Eviction Prevention
- Rental Assistance
- Permanent Housing Placement
- Move-In Assistance
- Short-term and long-term housing subsidy
- Budgeting
- Education Assistance
For more information please contact our housing specialist Edricka Hardge at
313-466-6177 or ehardge@miunified.org
Serves: Jackson • Lenawee • Livingston • Monroe • Washtenaw
SAMARITAS
(formerly Lutheran Social Services of Michigan)
8131 E. Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, MI 48214
Phone: 313-823-7700
Email: https://www.samaritas.org
Website: https://www.samaritas.org
Provides 929 subsidized apartments for seniors, families and persons with disabilities. Provides
shelter homeless families and help those families find permanent housing and cares for people
with developmental disabilities in group homes.
Alternatives for Girls
903 W. Grand Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48208
Phone: 313-361-4000 Crisis Line: 888-AFG-3919
Website: www.alternativesforgirls.org
Helps homeless and high-risk girls and young women avoid violence, teen pregnancy and
exploitation, and helps them to explore and access the support, resources, and opportunities
necessary to be safe, to grow strong, and to make positive choices in their lives. Also has a
Shelter Program that provides a stable home, counseling and life skills to homeless young
women aged 15-21 and their children.
Mariners Inn
445 Ledyard
Detroit, MI 48201
Phone: 313-962-9446
Website: www.marinersinn.org
Provides 24 hour residential substance abuse treatment for homeless men of S. E Michigan
while providing housing & food. Also has a Transitional Housing Program that provides vo-
cational counseling, employment assistance and life management skills training.
ICNA RELIEF / Muslim Family Services
12500 Mitchell
Detroit, MI 48212
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12346 McDougall
Detroit, MI 48212
Phone: 313-366-6800
Website: https://muslimfamilyservices.org
ICNA Relief Michigan has served the Michigan community since 1998 as Muslim Family
Services (MFS). We offer full range of services to individuals, couples, and families of
all backgrounds. The mission of ICNA Relief’s Muslim Family Services is to provide a
compassionate support system through our programs which will nourish, flourish, and
facilitate the success of our community.
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Transitional Housing:
ICNA Relief offers an alternative for homeless women in need of temporary sleeping
accommodations. ICNA Relief maintains the dignity of their clients while affording
them the opportunity to heal and develop themselves within a nurturing environment.
Women are provided with one-on-one support while they transition to permanent stable
housing.
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Many of the women who come to ICNA Relief have experienced either emotional or
physical abuse as well as neglect. Many are underemployed or unable to obtain af-
fordable housing. ICNA Relief offers them the opportunity to heal while they work
towards obtaining the ultimate goal of self-sufficiency.
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Trained case managers work with clients in identifying areas of growth and link them
to appropriate community resources such as public benefits, legal and immigration
support, mental health services and healthcare. While participating in the ICNA Relief
Transitional Housing Program, women are encouraged to take part in educational
classes including; English language skills, job training and/or higher education.
L.A.H.C.
5275 Kenilworth
Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone: 888-315-LAHC (5242)
Email: info@lahc.org
Website: https://lahc.org/humanservices
Shelter: Provide rent assistance (assistance is based on availability of funds)
TEAM WELLNESS
Eastern Market Clinic
2925 Russell
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-396-5300 Toll Free: 888-813-TEAM (8326)
TTY: 313-396-4270 Crisis: 313-258-3842
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Team East Clinic
6309 Mack Ave.
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-331-3435 Toll Free: 888-813-TEAM
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Southgate Clinic
14799 Dix-Toledo
Southgate, MI 48195
Phone: 734-324-8326 Toll Free: 888-813-TEAM
TTY: 734-324-8327 Crisis: 313-258-4758
Team Wellness Center’s housing program is a block grant-based program that assists
members in moving toward self-sufficiency and living independently. Our housing spec-
ialists and Peer Support Specialists assist the member in finding and maintaining their
own residence by providing a structured setting and a plan for the member to follow.
The member will be provided with around the clock support when needed to ensure their
success in this life changing transition.
LENAWEE COUNTY
Lenawee Emergency and Affordable Housing Corporation
P.O. Box 692
307 E. Church
Adrian, MI 49221
Phone: 517-264-0782
Email: L-E-A-H-C@frontier.com
Website: www.LEAHC.org
LEAHC may assist with first month's rent, past due rent and mortgage foreclosure.
An in-depth assessment is made regarding a client's financial and housing situation.
This program provides case management, client outreach, landlord mediation, bud-
geting, housing search and referrals along with other support services. The goal of
this program is to prevent or reduce the amount of time a household is homeless &
support self-reliance. Please see their other services under Emergency Housing
Resources on this site!
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LEAHC offers a Transitional Housing program for families who have children in the house-
hold. The program provides affordable housing for up to 2 years as well as support services,
life skills training, and weekly case management.The goal of the program is to stabilize each
family and assist with overcoming barriers to permanent housing and encouraging lifelong
self-sufficiency.
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The Permanent Housing program is LEAHC's newest program and is for individuals who have
an extensive history of homelessness and have significant barriers to housing, such as a long-term disability. The program offers ongoing case management, support services, transportation assistance and in some situations a rental subsidy.The goal of the PH program is to help stabilize
individuals in permanent housing and increase independence.
Neighbors of Hope
PO Box 918
Adrian, MI 49221
Phone: 517-265-4019
Email: info@neighborsofhope.com
Website: http://neighborsofhope.com/women-childrens-ministry
Through our Women’s Fresh Start program, Neighbors of Hope gives a hand up to homeless
women (and their children) by giving them up to six months of basic needs services including
safe shelter, food, case management, and spiritual and personal care.
MACOMB COUNTY
MCREST
20415 Erin
Roseville, MI 48066
Phone: 586-415-5101
Email: jont@mcrest.org
Website: www.mcrest.org
For clients who are low-income, lack other resources and can sustain monthly expenses
beyond our assistance.
Family Youth Interventions
235 Cass Ave.
Mt. Clemens, MI 48043
Phone: 586-477-1855
The Rapid Re-Housing program (RRH) is funded through The Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD). FYI’s RRH program is a scatted site apartment program, housing
young adults ages 18-24. There are up to seven apartments available at a time, with three,
two bedrooms apartments dedicated to housing young adults and with children, along with
four, one bedroom apartments. RRH will pay up to the Fair Market rent, for those eligible.
While involved in the program young adults will have access to many supportive services.
RRH is a housing first program, this means we do our best to help young adults over come
housing barriers (no income, criminal record, prior evictions etc.) and partner them with
landlords to become housed and self-sufficient.
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Eligibility is determinant for 18-24 year-old who meet the HUD definition of homelessness.
This includes those who are: literally homeless (lacking fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime
residents), in immanent Risk (those who will lose their primary nighttime residents within 14
days), or fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence.
Angel's Place
25240 Lahser #2
Southfield, MI 48033
Phone: 248-350-2203
Website: www.angelsplace.com
Angels' Place provides people-centered services, including homes and professional support, for
adults with developmental disabilities. Angels' Place homes offer a Christian family environment
of love and compassion, coupled with an atmosphere of acceptance, dignity, well-being and the
potential for personal growth and acceptance. Serves Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties for
ages 9 and up.
The Good Shepherd Coalition
33222 Groesbeck Hwy.
Fraser, MI 48026
Phone: 586-415-8100
Website: http://gscmacomb.org
The Good Shepherd Coalition is a group of churches that have formed partnerships
with community-based organizations and agencies to assist people in need in Central
Macomb county. The Good Shepherd Coalition in cooperation with local churches and
agencies will assist people, when the social services agencies are unable to provide
help, so that they the people may achieve great self-sufficiency through Christian love
and compassion, demonstrated through our faith in action with the provision of shelter
among other basic needs, in order to bring transformation of lives through the power of
God.
MONROE COUNTY
Monroe County Opportunity Program (M.C.O.P.)
1140 S. Telegraph
Monroe, MI 48161
Phone: 734-241-2775
The Supportive Housing Program (SHP) is a two-year rental program designed to help
homeless and disabled individuals become self-sufficient. SHP is a scattered site hou-
sing, meaning that once chosen for the program clients are able to choose their own
housing. Qualifications for SHP are to be certifiably homeless as well as be medically
considered disabled by a physician. Those who qualify must be homeless, medically
disabled and a Monroe County resident.
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Depending on qualification, the Rental Assistance Program can help with up to 3
months of rent. Several guidelines apply for those who qualify. It is required for
individuals to fill out a state of emergency relief (SER) form through the Depart-
ment of Human Services (DHS), then receive a decision notice. Individuals must
have proof of income to show sustainability as well as a late notice or eviction
notice.
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Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) is a program that offers housing
assistance to low-income veterans to prevent eviction and to assist homeless vet-
erans moving into an apartment. Those who qualify also will receive case manage-
ment, access to personal financial planning, health care referrals, and benefits
assistance.
OAKLAND COUNTY
South Oakland Shelter
431 N. Main
Royal Oak, MI 48067
Phone: 248-546-6566
Rapid re-housing and homeless prevention programs.
DREAM CENTER
Corporate Office:
6600 Rochester
Troy, MI 48085
Phone: 248-221-5747
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Dream Center – Pontiac
830 Auburn Ave.
Pontiac, MI 48324
Email: info@dcofmi.org
12 MONTH RESIDENTIAL HOUSING PROGRAMS are designed for young men ages
18-24 focusing on life transformation through relationships, life skills, accountability,
and spiritual growth. Services provided for all program residents include mentoring,
wellness benefits, education, employment, food, and lodging. The goal is for partici-
pants to graduate, practicing a healthy lifestyle that promotes and maintains self-
sustainability.
Grace Center of Hope
35 E. Huron
Pontiac, MI 48342
Phone: 248-334-7939 855-HELP-GCH
MEN'S PROGRAM:
This One-Year Life Skills program helps men transition into productive members
of society within our community. The life skills program is a Christ-centered, in-
house program that focuses on our "core issue", separation from God. Through
mentoring, discipleship, and accountability our goal is to reconcile residents back
to God and give them the tools they need in order to live a responsible, productive
life that is free from addiction, homelessness, or abuse. This new found freedom
allows our residents to enjoy all the benefits life has to offer.
Services Offered:
- State of the Art Men's Dormitory
- Daily Meals
- Clothing
- Personal Hygiene
- Individual Case Management
- Group Case Management
- Bible Study
- Church Service
- Mentorship & Discipleship
- Work Therapy
- Access to Career and Education Center
- Financial Planning
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WOMEN'S PROGRAM:
Email: CCurtis@gracecentersofhope.org Women's Program
This One-Year Life Skills program helps women and families transition into productive
members of society within our community. The life skills program is a Christ-centered,
in-house program that focuses on our "core issue", separation from God. Through men-
toring, discipleship, and accountability our goal is to reconcile residents back to God
and give them the tools they need in order to live a responsible, productive life that is
free from addiction, homelessness, or abuse. This new found freedom allows our resi-
dents to enjoy all the benefits life has to offer.
Services Offered:
- Bedroom for single women and women with children
- Daily Meals
- Clothing
- Personal Hygiene
- Individual Case Management
- Group Case Management
- Bible Study
- Church Service
- Mentorship & Discipleship
- Work Therapy
- Access to Career and Education Center
- Financial Planning
- Hands of Hope Childcare Center
- One on One Parenting Case Management
LIGHTHOUSE
Mailing Address:
46156 Woodward Ave.
Pontiac, MI 48342
Phone: 248-920-6000
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South Oakland Shelter
18505 W. 12 Mile
Lathrup Village, MI 48076
Phone: 248-920-6000 x5500
Housing Assistance Programs:
Lighthouse works diligently to move individuals and families from homelessness to
housing as quickly as possible. We do this through a variety of programs including
transitional housing, rapid re-housing and permanent supportive housing. Families
are assisted with locating safe, affordable housing in the community. PATH, our 2-
year transitional housing program for domestic violence victims and formerly home-
less women with children provides intensive case management and wrap-around
services. The PATH program serves more than 50 women and 100 children annually,
with 88% entering successfully into stable housing. Lighthouse also develops and
provides wrap-around services for single and multi-family homes and duplexes. We
provide assistance and supportive services to tenants of public housing commis-
sions and private landlords. In addition, we are particularly excited that we just broke
ground on our 64-unit Coolidge Place affordable residential development in Oak Park.
Angel's Place
25240 Lahser #2
Southfield, MI 48033
Phone: 248-350-2203
Website: www.angelsplace.com
Angels' Place provides people-centered services, including homes and professional support,
for adults with developmental disabilities. Angels' Place homes offer a Christian family enviro-
nment of love and compassion, coupled with an atmosphere of acceptance, dignity, well-being
and the potential for personal growth and acceptance. Serves Wayne, Oakland and Macomb
counties for ages 9 and up.
THE PHILIP HOUSE MISSION
30800 Northwestern Hwy. Suite 221
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
Phone: 248-532-0023
Website: www.thephiliphousemission.org
Housing Placement Assistance and Referral Services:
1. Assist eligible clients in connecting with available housing and identifying housing resources
2. Assist eligible clients with applying for rental subsidies and other financial assistance needed
to assist with their housing placement
3. Assists participating clients by advocating on their behalf with landlords and property owners.
4. Refers participating clients to additional supportive services
5. Maintain contact with clients to assure housing is secure and maintained
JARC
Phone: 248-538-6611
Website: www.jarc.org
JARC is a Farmington Hills, Michigan-based nonprofit, nonsectarian agency dedicated to enabling
people with disabilities to live full,dignified lives in the community, and to providing support and advocacy for their families. JARC operates 20 group homes and a variety of independent living
programs for adults, and serves more than 450 families who have a child or adult with a disability
who is living at home.
WASHTENAW COUNTY
Please see Michigan Ability Partners directly above also!
Housing Bureau for Seniors
2401 Plymouth Suite C
Ann Arbor, MI 48205
Phone: 734-998-9339
Website: www.med.umich.edu/seniors
Works throughout Washtenaw County to assist, enable and empower older adults to live
in affordable and appropriate housing.
Faith Community Homebuyers / Washtenaw H/B Program
1239 Washington Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48226
Phone: 313-963-530
Washtenaw Homebuyers Program
585 First Ave.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: 800-267-6559
Other Languages: Spanish (S. Am)
SYNOD HELPS
615 S. Mansfield
P.O. Box 980465
Ypsilanti, MI 48198
Phone: 734-483-9363
Email: info@synodhelps.org
Synod Community Services was founded to provide essential mental health safety-net
services for those with chronic and persistent mental illness in Washtenaw County.
Today, Synod provides essential services in three counties and works with individuals
facing a variety of challenges from mental illness to addiction disorders.
Essential safety net services include:
- Community Living Supports
- Personal Care Supports
- Meals
- Transportation
- Prescription Management
- Medical Appointments
To ensure access to services, Synod’s residential programs are staffed 24
hours a day, 7 days a week.
Substance Abuse Recovery / The Co-op
People with serious mental illness often struggle with substance abuse and homelessness.
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Association, between 20 and 50% of
clients in mental health settings have a co-occurring substance use disorder and approxi-
mately 35% of all homeless adults suffer from a mental illness. Yet there are few programs
designed to address both disorders and provide supportive housing. In Ann Arbor, the only
program fulfilling all three functions is the Co-op run by Synod Community Services.
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The Co-op, located in Ann Arbor, is a single-room occupancy program offering sober housing
with on-site staff support for to up to six men.Tenants share common areas and, in addition
to recovery services,receive support learning self-sufficient skills including cooking, laundry,
budgeting and cleaning. Many of the men who move to the Co-op are homeless.
Community Alliance of Washtenaw County
301 W. Michigan Ave. Suite 102
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: 734-482-3300
Supported Living Services for Individuals with Disabilities:
Community Residence Corporation (CRC) provides persons with disabilities living options,
life choices, and control of their future. Guided by the commitment to focus on individual
choice, CRC provides services that are person centered and assure customer satisfaction.
Our vision is to lead change in the community that celebrates and supports lives of people
with developmental disabilities.
Michigan Public Housing Authorities
To apply for public housing or Section 8 vouchers, visit your local public housing agency.
Many have long waiting lists, so you should apply at more than one housing agency. When
you see an "list-opening" announcement in your local paper or hear about one, BE SURE
TO GET TO THE AGENCY EARLY AND ON THE APPOINTED DAY--and bring the required
documents with you! There will be many people there to also apply and you don't want to
be left out because you are not prepared!
To apply for other low-income housing programs at privately-owned apartments, visit the
management office of the apartment building. Many complexes that are not normally "low-
income" DO set aside some apartments for those on limited incomes!
NOTE!
Michigan law allows low-income senior citizens to terminate rental agreements if they
qualify and are offered the opportunity for subsidized senior housing. Tenants who
qualify must have occupied their rental unit for more than 13 months and must provide
a 60-day written notice.The law also applies to tenants who can no longer live indepen-
dently. To be released from rental agreements under these circumstances, a notarized
statement from a physician is necessary.
METRO DETROIT & WAYNE COUNTY
Allen Park Housing Commission
17000 Champaign
Allen Park, MI 48101-1778
Phone: 313-928-5970
Dearborn Housing Commission
13615 Michigan Ave. 2nd floor
Dearborn, MI 48125-3545
Phone: 313-943-2390
Dearborn Heights Housing Commission
26155 Richardson
Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
Phone: 313-277-7844
Detroit Housing Commission
1301 E. Jefferson
Detroit, MI 48207
Phone: 313-877-8000
Ecorse Housing Commission
266 Hyacinth
Ecorse, MI 48229-1629
Phone: 313-381-9393
Hamtramck Housing Commission
13725 John R
Highland Park, MI 48203-3155
Phone: 313-868-4500
Inkster Housing Commission
4500 Inkster
Inkster, MI 48141-3068
Phone: 313-561-2600
Lincoln Park Housing Commission
1370 Electric
Lincoln Park, MI 48146
Phone: 313-388-4660
Livonia Housing Commission
19300 Purlingbrook
Livonia, MI 48152-1948
Phone: 248-477-7086
Melvindale Housing Commission
3501 Oakwood Blvd.
Melvindale, MI 48122-1181
Phone: 313-429-1095
Plymouth Housing Commission
1160 Sheridan
Plymouth, MI 48170-1560
Phone: 734-455-3670
Redford Housing Commission
12121 Hemingway
Redford, MI 48239
Phone: 313-387-2785
River Rouge Housing Commission
180 Visger
River Rouge, MI 48218-1159
Phone: 313-382-1414
Rockwood Housing Commission
32409 Fort
Rockwood, MI 48173-111
Phone: 734-379-9700
Romulus Housing Commission
34200 Beverly
Romulus, MI 48174-4444
Phone: 734-729-5389
Taylor Housing Commission
15270 S. Plaza Dr.
Taylor, MI 48180
Phone: 734-287-9460
Wayne Housing Commission
4001 S. Wayne
Wayne, MI 48184-2100
Phone: 734-721-8602
Westland Housing Commission
32715 Dorsey
Westland, MI 48185
Phone: 734-595-0288
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR SENIORS
Phone: 800-593-3052
Website: www.csi.coop
Membership is $100 in lieu of security deposit. Adults 62 years and older may apply.
Applicants not aged 62 years or older who are verified mobility impaired are also eligible.
LENAWEE COUNTY
Lenawee Emergency and Affordable Housing Corporation
See above!
MACOMB COUNTY
Macomb Resources
Website: http://macombresources.info
Check this site which lists many different resources for those in Macomb County.
The Baptist Manor
Phone: 248-626-6100
Multi-faith based organization that provides affordable, quality housing and personal
care to senior citizens.
MORC Inc. Macomb County office
16200 Nineteen Mile
Clinton Twp., MI 48038
Phone: 810-263-8700
Housing for Disabled--see listing below!
MONROE COUNTY
Bedford Twp. Housing Commission
3745 Lewis Ave.
Temperance, MI 48182-9357
Phone: 734-847-3950 Senior Preference
Ivor Lindsey Apartments
8745 Lewis Ave.
Temperance MI 48182
Phone: 734-847-3950 Seniors Preference
Highland Terrace Apartments
625 Rawson
Dundee, MI 48131
Phone: 734-529-3295 For Families
Dundee Housing Commission
501 Rawson
Dundee, MI 48131-1073
Phone: 734-529-2828
Carleton Apartments
325 Kent
Carleton, MI 48117
Phone: 734-654-8048 For Families
&
Carleton Co-Op
188 Center
Carleton, MI 48117
Phone: 734-654-0150 For Elderly Only
FrenchtownPlace
1201 N. Macomb Street
Monroe, MI 48162
Phone: 734-241-8500 For Elderly Only
&
Park West Club Apartments
1621 Park West Dr.
Monroe, MI 48162
Phone: 734-457-4100 For Families
Luna Pier Housing Commission
Lotus Manor
For Families and Senior-Disabled
10885 Ellen
Luna Pier, MI 48157-9794
Phone: 734-848-2355
Milan Canfield Crossing
409 Canfield
Milan, MI 48160
Phone: 734-439-7422 For Families
&
Milan Village Apartments
27 Hurd
Milan, MI 48160
Phone: 734-439-8179 For Elderly Only
Monroe Housing Commission
River Park Plaza
20 N. Roessler For Senior Disabled
Monroe, MI 48162-2463
Phone: 734-242-5880
&
Greenwood Townhouses
900 Greenwood Ave.
Monroe, MI 48162
Phone: 734-242-5880 For Families
&
Village Pines of Monroe
1600-A Park Court
Monroe, MI 48162
Phone: 734-243-5500 For Families
&
Woodcraft Square
800 West Seventh
Monroe, MI 48161
Phone: 734-242-8780 For Seniors Preferably; Families
&
Charring Square
6123 Greenwyke Blvd. Section 8 and partial subsidy
Monroe, MI 48161
Phone: 734-241-5420 For Families
&
Greenwyke Commons I
6112 Greenwyke Blvd.
Monroe, MI 48161 For Families
Phone: 734-242-0600
&
Mable H. Kehres Apartments
15275 S. Dixie Hwy.
Monroe, MI 48161
Phone: 734-241-6222 For Seniors preferably; disabled
&
Petersburg Apartments
101 W. Madison
Petersburg, MI 49270
Phone: 734-279-2717 For Families
&
Creekside Apartments
(behind The Lutheran Home)
1450 S. Monroe
Monroe, MI 48161
Phone: 734-241-3906
OAKLAND COUNTY
MORC Inc. / Oakland County
1270 Doris
Auburn Hills MI 48326
Phone: 866-754-3398
&
Macomb County
16200 Nineteen Mile
PO Box 380710
Clinton Twp., MI 48038
Phone: 866-807-6940
Email: publicaffairs@morcinc.org
Website: www.morcinc.org
Disability Housing.
The ARC of Oakland County
1641 W. Big Beaver
Troy, MI 48084
Phone: 248-816-1900
Website: www.thearcoakland.org
Jewish Apts. and Services
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
15000 W. 10 Mile
Oak Park, MI 48337
Phone: 248-592-1102
Website: www.jewishdetroit.org
Supportive housing for older adults, 1 kosher meal a day, housekeeping, transportation,
case manager
WASHTENAW COUNTY
Housing Access of Washtenaw County
Phone: 734-961-1999
Website: http://www.housingaccess.net
HAWC is Washtenaw County's central intake for individuals and families who are homeless or
at risk of homelessness. Residents of Washtenaw County may call HAWC for housing assistance, information and/or a referral. HAWC serves as the first point of access to address housing needs.
If you are homeless or experiencing a housing crisis, please call!
Avalon Housing
1327 Jones Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone: 734-663-5858
For over 25 years, Avalon Housing has been Washtenaw County’s leading provider of Supportive Housing. Supportive housing is a combination of affordable housing and support services that
helps people achieve housing stability and lead healthier, productive lives. We provide supportive housing for people who have been chronically homeless and who have behavioral and physical
health challenges, including mental illness and substance use disorders.
Peace Neighborhood Center
1111 N. Maple
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone: 734-662-3564
Website: www.peaceneighborhoodcenter.org
The Peace House Transitional Housing Center provides temporary housing for families as
they work to get back on their feet. While staying at Peace House, families meet regularly
with Peace staff members to come up with an action plan to address their issues and attain
self-sufficiency.
