HOUSING RESOURCES (Non-Emergency)

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!

If you are a Runaway, a victim of Human Trafficking, etc., please look under those pages too!

VETERANS: Please check under the VETERANS RESOURCES page for resources just for you!

NOTE: For Persons Diagnosed with HIV or AIDS
Do you need help paying rent in Lapeer, Livingston, Macomb, Oakland or St. Clair Counties?
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The Warren-EMA Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program is a federally-funded program 
that assists you in paying your rent if your income falls within allowable limits. A waiting list 
is being established for qualified applicants. If you wish to have an application mailed to you, 
please call 586-574-4680 and leave your name and address on the answering machine.
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Please check on this site under AIDS / HIV RESOURCES

AFC / Group Homes Locator 
Website: https://adultfostercare.apps.lara.state.mi.us
Website: https://www.dwihn.org/find-a-provider
Please see the links above. The links provides access to all AFC/ Group homes with 
active licenses through the State of Michigan (LARA).


SECTION 8 VOUCHER & PUBLIC HOUSING OPEN WAIT LISTS

NATIONWIDE WAITING LISTS OPEN NOW
Website: https://affordablehousingonline.com/open-section-8-waiting-lists
You can view the list of open Section 8 Voucher (also known as a Housing Choice Voucher) 
wait lists in the U.S. or search for a specific city, state, or zip code. If you see an open wait 
list you're interested in, click on it to learn about the application process. 
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Learn more about Section 8 / Housing Choice Vouchers: 
Website: https://www.hud.gov/topics/housing_choice_voucher_program_section_8
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NATIONWIDE-OPEN PUBLIC HOUSING & APARTMENT WAITING LISTS BY STATES
Website: https://affordablehousingonline.com/public-housing-waiting-lists
Public/subsidized housing is where your rent is based on your annual gross adjusted income, generally not to exceed 30%. If you see an open waiting list you're interested in, click on it to 
learn about the application process. You can also search for a specific city, state, or zip code. 
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NATIONWIDE-FIND RENTALS THAT ACCEPT SECTION 8 VOUCHERS
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheBrokeLife/permalink/632447087880738
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MICHIGAN PUBLIC HOUSING & PROJECT-BASED VOUCHER WAIT LISTS
Website: https://affordablehousingonline.com/public-housing-waiting-lits/Michigan
Public and Project-Based Voucher Housing (also known as subsidized housing) is where your 
rent is based on your annual gross adjusted income, generally not to exceed 30%. If you see 
an open waiting list you're interested in, click on it to learn about the application process. (Not 
all cities have a Housing Commission).
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Learn more about Public Housing: 
Website: https://www.hud.gov/topics/rental_assistance/phprog
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LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITIES / COMMISSIONS WAIT LISTS
Website: https://www.affordablehousing.com/housing-authority-mi
These agencies manage the Section 8 / Housing Choice Voucher and public housing programs 
for HUD  and are also known as Public Housing Agencies (PHAs). If you see an open waiting list you're interested in, click on it to learn about the application process. (Not all cities have Housing Commissions). If the waiting list is closed, you can sign up to be alerted when it opens. 
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If you need public housing assistance or would like specific information about public housing
programs such as housing choice vouchers, please contact your local Public Housing Agency. 
Website: https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/public_indian_housing/pha/contacts 

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 cornerstone of diverse, thriving communities.
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MSHDA - Renters
Renters. MSHDA oversees and administers a variety of rental housing programs. These 
programs involve Housing Choice Voucher assistance or subsidized housing through 
Low Income Tax Credits, HOME, CDBG and/or MSHDA Multifamily Development Loans.
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MSHDA Affordable Rental Housing Directory (ARHD) 
Website: https://www.michigan.gov/mshda/0,4641,7-141-5555_41269---,00.html
This web site provides access to a comprehensive listing of rental housing within the 
State of MI that has received financing from federal, state, or local housing agencies. 
Site functions include the ability to search, query, and export data.

Here is the link Get Help Before Filing a Complaint | HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing 
and Urban Development (HUD) You can speak with an FHEO intake specialist by calling 
800-669-9777 or TTY: 800-877-8339.
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If it’s a (MSHDA Michigan State Housing Development Authority) property :
Contact MSHDA / Lansing Office
735 E. Michigan Ave
P.O. Box 30044
Lansing, MI 48909
Phone: 517-335-9885    Toll-Free 855-646-7432
Email: MSHDA@michigan.gov

The MICHIGAN HOUSING LOCATOR WEBSITE is available for all Michigan rental properties. Landlords post applications, leases, and photos of their rental properties. For renters (and prospective renters), posted rental units include details on their availability and the rent.
Email:  support@affordablehousing.com
Website:  https://www.affordablehousing.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/affordablehousingcommunity

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, & 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 engag-
ing in the following activities: Providing assistance to individuals pursuing legal rights and 
remedies related to fair housing; offering housing assistance and counseling; providing com-
munity outreach, education 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      Email: complaints@fhcmichigan.org 
Website: https://www.fhcmichigan.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fhcmichigan
The mission of the Fair Housing Center of Southeast & Mid-Michigan (FHC) is to end discrim-
ination in housing and public accommodations and to promote accessible, integrated com-
munities. We are a non-profit dedicated to investigating complaints of illegal housing discri- mination 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 child-
ren), marital status, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression. 

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, & survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault 
in our communities.
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Covers a WIDE variety of legal matters!
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/nat-
ural disaster and are in need of emergency-transitional housing, please complete the 
"Survivor Intake Form" on the site!


SENIOR LOW-INCOME HOUSING LISTED BELOW! 

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. 

NOTE:
Be sure to check with YOUR City or COUNTY to see if they maintain Senior Housing 
units themselves! Many do maintain these for their residents!


Adult Well-Being Services 
1423 Field
Detroit, M I 48214
Phone: 313-924-7860    Toll-Free: 800-782-2918      TTY: 313-825-2428
Email: awbsdetroit@gmail.com
Website: www.awbs.org 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AWBSDetroit
Case Management Services: Services that coordinate, link, monitor, and advocate for 
assistance to clients that improves functioning and meets individual needs. Case Man-
agers help with treatment planning and provide referrals and assistance with food, cloth-
ing, housing, transportation, Medicaid/SSI/SSDI application assistance, and/or other spec-
ialized sevices.

Baldwin Society 
Corporate Office: 
6905 Telegraph Road, Suite 360
Bloomfield Hills, MI  48301
Phone: 248-422-0292
Email: support@baldwinsociety.org
Website: https://baldwinsociety.org/fbclid=IwAR04ZB6O7fzXIxifNZimrQ49eOqawnw
2gCyfdVRBCeT7rgu3pczUdt6TPP4
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BaldwinSocietyMI
Whether you choose a Baldwin House Senior Living community in Birmingham, Brown-
stown Township, Clinton Township, Grand Rapids, Hazel Park, Pontiac or Spring Lake, 
you’ll enjoy an independent, maintenance-free lifestyle. As seniors’ needs change, their 
home doesn’t have to, because Baldwin House offers various levels of services for those 
who need it. Baldwin House Brownstown offers the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Pro-
gram to keep rent affordable for seniors.

City of Roseville / Subsidized Senior Citizens Housing Program
Website: https://mi-roseville.civicplus.com/196/Senior-Citizen-Apartments
This is a federally funded program, which provides affordable housing for senior 
citizens. Effective July 30, 2018, both Senior Buildings and Campus are smoke-free.
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Eastland Senior Building
18330 Eastland St.
Senior citizens 62 years old and older are eligible. Residents of Roseville (living or 
working) are given preference over nonresident applicants. The rent is calculated 
based on 30% of annual adjusted income. All utilities are included, except for tele-
phone and cable television. Eligibility is determined by household size and annual 
gross income preference over nonresident applicants. The rent is calculated based 
on 30% of annual adjusted income. All utilities are included, except for telephone &
cable television. Eligibility is determined by household size and annual gross income.
2023 Income limits: $53,050 for 1 person, $60,600 for 2 persons.
October 1, 2022 Contract Rent: $789.00 1-Bedroom Apartment and $1,009.00 2-Bed-
room Apartment (Maximum rent obligation under continued assistance).  Applicant 
must qualify for minimum $1.00 subsidy to be eligible.
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Lawn Senior Buildings
25524 and 25525 Lawn St. 
These buildings are designated for seniors 62 years of age and older, and non-elderly 
people 50 years old or older. Residents of Roseville (living or working) are given pref-
erence over nonresident applicants. The rent is calculated based on 30% of one's 
annual adjusted income. All utilities are included, except for telephone and cable tele-
vision. Eligibility is determined by household size and annual gross income. 
2023 Income limits - $33,250 for 1 person, $39,700 for 2 persons. 
December 1, 2022 Flat Rent: $765.00 for a 1-Bedroom Apartment and $970.00 2-Bed-
room Apartment (Maximum rent obligation)

CSI CO-OP Senior Apartments / Cooperative Communities / Affordable Housing 
Phone: 800-593-3052    TDD: 800-348-7011
Email:  seniorhousing@csi.coop
Website:  www.csi.coop
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/csisupport?fref=ts
Non-profit housing for seniors in various Michigan communities. 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. This agency has 
a very large number of buildings throught Michigan!

Housing Bureau for Seniors
3621 S. State Street
Ann Arbor, MI  48108
Phone: 734-998-9339
Email: housingbureauseniors@umich.edu 
Website: https://www.michiganmedicine.org/community/community-health-services/
housing-bureau-seniors/housing-bureau-seniors-programs-and
The Housing Bureau for Seniors assists adults 55+ obtain and/or maintain sustainable 
housing through the provision of eviction and foreclosure prevention services as well 
as housing counseling. As a part of Michigan Medicine, we are not-for-profit and charge 
no fees. With a solid foundation of support from Michigan Medicine, the contributions of 
private and corporate donors, and grants from local civic groups and municipalities, we 
are able to ensure ongoing services.

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
6735 Telegraph  #30
Bloomfield Hills, MI  48301
Phone: 248-642-4260    833-44-JHELP   
Website: https://jhelpdetroit.org/service/housing
Offers a wide variety of housing programs for different populations including Seniors.

LifeBUILDERS Detroit
20141 Kelly 
Detroit, MI  48225
Phone: 313-401-5433
Email: info@lifebuildersdetroit.com
Website: https://www.lifebuildersdetroit.com/housing
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lifebuildersdetroit
We’ve already rehabbed over 80 properties in Regent Park, & have invested millions 
of dollars to provide safe, affordable housing to people seeking to live there. We are 
now able to rent and sell properties to citizens who are like-minded in our desire for 
the rebuilding of the neighborhood. Interested in renting or buying a LifeBUILDERS 
home? You can schedule an appointment with our housing department, or request a 
housing application. 
1. For security purposes, we don’t provide the address of our rental locations, but 
    be aware that they are within the Regent Park neighborhood, (In between 8 Mile 
    and 7 Mile, and Kelly Rd. and Gratiot).
2. Income requirement: Rent cannot exceed 30% of gross total income. (for example, 
    a monthly rent of $1,000 requires a gross income of at least $3,334)

Lincoln Park Housing Commission / Lincoln Park Tower  
1356 Electric
Lincoln Park, MI  48146
Phone: 313-388-4660       TTY: 800-989-1833
Email: info@lincolnparkhousingcommission.com 
Website: www.lincolnparkhousingcommission.com 
Lincoln Park Tower offers high-rise living and a warm and welcoming lifestyle. Our smoke 
free community offers one bedroom one bath apartment homes designed for your comfort
and convenience. The beautifully landscaped atrium, with skylight, provides a space for 
year-round resident enjoyment. Special amenities enhance your living experience. An on-
staff Activities Director plans social events and outings. Transportation is complimentary 
for Lincoln Park residents. A Resources and Referral Center, staffed by a licensed social 
worker, is on-site to assist with medical or special needs. Individuals and families, who 
meet the age and income guidelines established by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), are invited to submit an application. Head of household must be at 
least 62 years of age or older or disabled. We invite you to call or visit to request an appli-
cation.

National Church Residences Senior Communities 
Canton Place 
44505 Ford 
Canton, MI 48187
Phone:734-981-6420
Income-Based Housing
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CLARK EAST TOWER
1550 East Clark 
Ypsilanti, MI 48198
Phone: 734-482-5511
Income-Based Housing
Website: https://www.nationalchurchresidences.org/communities/?search=Michigan
&care=income-based-housing
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NationalChurchResidences
As the nation’s largest not-for-profit provider of affordable senior housing & services, 
our senior care services strive to provide a higher quality of life for the thousands of 
people we serve nationwide. Our person-centered approach ensures each resident’s 
needs will be met, no matter what level of care they may need. The lifestyle that you 
or your loved one deserves is within reach. National Church Residences offers 310 
communities in 25 states. 

SAMARITAS (formerly Lutheran Social Services of Michigan)  
8131 E. Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, MI  48214
Phone: 313-823-7700
Email: info@samaritas.org
Website: https://www.samaritas.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamSamaritas
Provides 929 subsidized apartments for seniors, families and persons with disabilities. 
Provides shelter to homeless families and help those families find permanent housing
and cares for people with developmental disabilities in group homes.

See SYNOD HELPS under Multiple Counties Served below!

The Baptist Manor
30301 West 13 Mile 
Farmington Hills, MI  48334
Phone: 248-626-6100
Website: https://thebaptistmanor.org/home
The Baptist Manor is a non-profit, faith-based organization that has provided affordable, 
quality housing and personal care to senior citizens for the past 69 years. Under the spon-
sorship of area churches, and through the private support of caring neighbors, our unique 
complex has grown to become a 35-acre campus with multiple programs. The campus con-
sists of five communities, four located on W. 13 Mile Rd. and the other on Drake Rd. both in Farmington Hills, MI. The residents residing at The Baptist Manor come from many cultural, 
ethnic backgrounds and income levels. We provide a much needed housing option for the significantly under-served/underprivileged low-income segment of the senior population 
residing in the Metropolitan Detroit Area. 
The Baptist Manor offers housing to persons who are 62 years and older. 

Trinity Health Senior Communities
Corporate Address:
20555 Victor Parkway
Livonia, MI  48152-2363
Phone: 734-343-6600
Website: https://www.trinityhealthseniorcommunities.org/community-types/
subsidized-senior-apartments
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrinityHealthSeniorCommunities
Enjoy freedom, convenience and privacy. Our Subsidized Senior Apartments offer 
affordable apartments for low-income seniors. These communities are subsidized 
by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Contact the 
communities below to see if you qualify.
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HUD communities offer a variety of apartments and community spaces. Seniors 
gain access to social opportunities, maintenance free living and resources. While 
health care services are not included in independent living, there are service coor-
dinators on-site who can help residents gain access to a variety of programs and 
supportive services. Subsidized Senior Apartments are available in IN & MI. 

Volunteers of America Michigan Affordable Housing 
21415 Civic Center Dr. Suite 306
Southfield, MI 48076 
Phone: 248-945-0101
Email: info@voami.org
Website:  https://www.voami.org/housing_properties
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voami
SENIORS:
For seniors, maintaining independence is important. We provide housing for seniors who 
want to live independent lifestyles where they can thrive and age in place. Our senior resi-
dents deserve the quality of life that they desire and our commitment to service-enriched 
housing offers them just that.
FAMILIES:
Our properties provide low-income working families a place to call home. In addition to 
larger units with two, three and four bedrooms, we provide services that help to address 
the needs of both children and their parents. By providing families with the space they 
need and services that help parents and their children thrive, we help families build com-
munities.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
Our housing for persons with disabilities reflect the needs and wants of the persons who 
reside in the homes and we accommodate the changing needs of our residents.


HOUSING AGENCIES FOR  MULTIPLE COUNTIES

See Adult Well-Being Services above under Senior Housing!
Also see Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit above and also Volunteers of America
Michigan under Senior Housing!

Angel's Place  
29299 Franklin 
Southfield, MI  48034
Phone: 248-350-2203
Email: info@angelsplace.com
Website: www.angelsplace.com 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AngelsPlaceDevelopmentalDisabilities
Angels’ Place will act as a resource, helping families identify and navigate service needs. 
An individual does not need to be seeking services from Angels’ Place in order to exper-
ience a listening ear and the sharing of any information and knowledge that we may have.
Residential Services:
Angels’ Place manages and operates homes nestled into existing neighborhoods, provid-
ing the appropriate level of staffing support to each resident to assure safety, well-being 
and a fully involved life. 
These homes are located in the tri-county area of Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties.

Community Housing Network 
Troy Office:
5505 Corporate Dr.  Suite 300
Troy, MI  48098
Phone: 248-928-0111    Toll-Free: 866-282-3119
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Macomb Office: 
196 N. Rose   Suite 30 
Mt. Clemens, MI  48043
Phone: 586-221-5900
Email: HRC@chninc.net
Website: https://communityhousingnetwork.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CHNmi
Through our Housing Resource Center we provide services for individuals and families 
in a housing crisis, fleeing domestic violence, or experiencing homelessness. We also 
provide information about additional resources for people experiencing a housing crisis.​
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Homeless Street Outreach (PATH):
Our PATH program works with those who are experiencing on-the-street homelessness. 
Through canvassing and outreach efforts, we locate our most vulnerable community 
members to connect them to housing resources, services, and support.
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Homeless Services & Housing Choice Vouchers:
CHN compiles information about local shelters, subsidized housing, and waitlists to 
help our participants navigate to.
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Rapid Rehousing:
We help individuals & families experiencing homelessness and/or fleeing domestic 
violence by finding affordable rental housing and providing monthly rent subsidies. 
Our goal is to help our participants regain their housing stability as quickly as possible.
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Permanent Supportive Housing Programs:
We help people with disabilities and chronic health conditions who have experienced 
homelessness find long-term housing and wrap-around services to help them stay in 
their homes.
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Homeownership Programs:
Our homeownership programs help low- and moderate-income households purchase 
a quality, affordable home. These programs are available for specific homes in Oakland 
and Macomb counties that have been purchased and rehabilitated by Community Hous-
ing Network.

Habitat for Humanity Detroit 
14325 Jane 
Detroit, MI  48205-4059
Phone: 313-521-6691
Email: info@habitatdetroit.org 
Website: www.habitatdetroit.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HFHDetroit
Habitat Detroit provides you with the coaching, education and support to be successful 
in your home buying journey. Your options may include buying a newly built home or a 
rehabbed house by Habitat.
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Habitat for Humanity Huron Valley
Main Office: 
950 Victors Way  Suite 50    
Ann Arbor, MI  48108
Phone: 734-677-1558
Email: execdir@h4h.org 
Website: https://www.h4h.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/H4HHu
Homeownership is within reach for low-income residents of Washtenaw County: we 
provide no-profit mortgages to qualified partnering applicants in need of decent, safe, 
affordable housing. We bring together community members and sponsors to renovate 
homes and build new lives for our partnering families.
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Habitat For Humanity of Lenawee County
1043 E. US 223
Adrian, MI  49221
Phone: 517-265-6157
Email: info@habitat-lenawee.org 
Website: www.habitat-lenawee.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/habitatlenawee
Habitat for Humanity builds decent and affordable homes in Lenawee County and 
around the world in partnership with residents in need of a decent place to live. 
Habitat homebuyers help build their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an 
affordable mortgage.
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Habitat for Humanity Macomb County 
25 N. Main 
Mount Clemens, MI  48043
Phone: 586-263-1540
Email: hhicksmacombhabitat.org
Website: www.macombhabitat.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HabitatMacomb
Habitat homeowners help build their own homes alongside volunteers and pay 
an affordable mortgage.
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Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County
14930 Laplaisance   Suite 111
Monroe, MI  48161
Phone: 734-243-2048
Email: cwillis@habitatmonroemi.org
Website: https://habitatmonroemi.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hfhmonroe
Finding an affordable home is difficult. Habitat for Humanity builds quality homes 
and provides down payment assistance so that your dream of owning a home be-
comes a reality.
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Habitat For Humanity of Oakland County
150 Osmun 
Pontiac, MI  48342-3125
Phone: 248-338-1843
Email: info@habitatoakland.org
Website: https://habitatoakland.org  
Habitat Oakland offers a homeownership program that helps people move from sub-
standard housing to newly built or renovated, energy efficient and affordable homes.
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Habitat For Humanity of Western Wayne County
3716 Newberry      Suite  #250
Wayne, MI  48184
Phone: 734-459-7744
Email: adent@habitatwwc.org
Website: www.habitatwwc.org
We partner with people who demonstrate a willingness to invest a minimum of 250 
sweat equity volunteer hours, a down payment deposit, pay property taxes, & com-
plete various financial/ budget management classes, and pay-off debts. Families 
accepted into our program are required to invest their time, talent & resources in 
exchange for a mortgage. 

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
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICNAReliefMI
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 phy-
sical abuse as well as neglect. Many are underemployed or unable to obtain affordable 
housing. ICNA Relief offers them the opportunity to heal while they work towards obtain-
ing 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.

Michigan Ability Partners
3810 Packard   Suite #260
Ann Arbor, MI  48108
Phone: 734-975-6880
Email: info@mapagency.org
Website: https://www.mapagency.org/housing
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michiganabilitypartners
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 indepen-
dence. 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 prop-
erties, and continues to develop affordable housing. Participants eligible for this pro-
gram 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, & 
 provides short-term rental assistance. Participants receive case management services 
to help them stabilize in their new home. MAP creates strong relationships with local 
landlords who work with us to serve those with housing barriers. 
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Supportive Services for Veterans:
To procure and retain housing for homeless Veterans, MAP provides:
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

Easter Seals / MORC 
2399 E. Walton Blvd.
Auburn Hills, MI  48326
Phone: 248-475-2172      Toll-Free: 800-75-SEALS    Toll-Free Intake Line: 866-593-7412
Email: info@essmichigan.org
Website: www.morcinc.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morcinc
Family Home:  Individuals can choose to live in their family home and we can assist 
in coordinating supports and adaptations.
Independent Living:  Individuals can choose to live independently by renting an apart-
ment or house or purchasing a home. We can work with individuals to coordinate ser-
vices to support their independence. Independent living can be done with or without a roommate based on preference.
Group Home:  Individuals can choose to reside in a licensed or unlicensed group home 
with 2-5 other individuals. We work with a large network of residential providers to help 
families choose the best living environment for them.
Serves Macomb, Oakland & Wayne Counties. 

SYNOD HELPS 
615 S. Mansfield
P.O. Box 980465
Ypsilanti, MI 48198
Phone: 734-483-9363 
Email: info@synodhelps.org
Website: http://www.synodhelps.org/who-we-serve/safety-net-for-mental-illness
In Oakland and Washtenaw counties, Synod operates 11 licensed specialized residences 
for vulnerable adults in need of around-the-clock staff support. While each program serves 
a unique group with individual needs, in every program support and safeguarding are built 
on practices that first empower clients. Without this unifying principle safety may be exper-
ienced at the expense of self-determination and other prized qualities of life.
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Described as community housing plus sites, these programs offer shared housing where 
staff are available to assist clients with the tasks of daily living and to help them progress 
toward greater independence. Services include: therapeutic direct care, meal preparation 
and nutrition assistance, transportation and transportation training, prescription manage-
ment, health care assistance, personal growth and skill support. In addition case manage-
ment and treatment services are provided by the core service agency for that geographic 
area.

National Faith Home Buyers
Detroit:
615 Griswold   Suite 506
Detroit, MI 48226
Phone: 313-255-9500
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Westland 
32150 Dorsey   Suite 16
Westland MI 48186
Phone: 313-255-9500
Email: Dinaharris.nationalfaith@gmail.com
Website: https://nationalfaith.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NationalFaithHomebuyers
Our mission is to assist our clients in realizing the American dream of homeowners-
hip. Our program provides individuals and families with resources, knowledge, and
financial assistance to become homeowners. We will also assist homeowners to pre-
vent and/or avoid foreclosure.

UNIFIED
Detroit Office:
3968 Mt. Elliott 
Detroit, MI  48207
Phone: 313-446-9800           HOTLINE: 800-872-2437
Email: info@miunified.org
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Ypsilanti Office:
2287 Ellsworth  Suite B
Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Phone: 734-572-9355
Email: info@miunified.org
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Email: ehardge@miunified.org   Edricka Hardge / Housing Specialist
Website: https://miunified.org/Services/Care/HousingAssistance
Housing resources for individuals and heads of household living with HIV that meet 
eligibility criteria.
UHHB Detroit Henry Ford Care Coordination Housing Program:
In partnership with Henry Ford Health Systems, this care coordination team assists 
with housing barriers.
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
Serves: Jackson • Lenawee • Livingston • Monroe • Washtenaw

Volunteers of America Michigan Affordable Housing 
21415 Civic Center Dr. Suite 306
Southfield, MI 48076 
Phone: 248-945-0101
Email: info@voami.org
Website:  https://www.voami.org/housing_properties
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/voami
Offers a wide variety of affordable housing options!


DETROIT & METRO DETROIT 

Out-Wayne County Continuum of Care 
2121 Biddle Ave.  Suite 102
Wyandotte, MI  48192 
Phone: 734-284-6999    Wayne Metro Community Action Agency CONNECT Center 
Website: www.outwaynehomeless.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082217682378
The Out-Wayne County Continuum of Care (CoC) is comprised of multiple partner 
agencies who collaborate and utilize creative strategies to help meet people's hous-
ing needs in Out-Wayne Co. communities. The Coordinated Entry System ensures 
all people experiencing a housing crisis have fair and equal access to housing assis-
tance. 
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MCKINNEY-VENTO SERVICES: 
Provides Education supports to students experiencing homelessness as well as 
training and technical assistance to schools. 
​STREET OUTREACH: 
Our team will come to you! If you are living on the streets and have a mental 
health or substance use diagnosis, you can call us at 734-284-6999 and we 
will have our team meet you where you are currently living. 
Offers the following housing programs:
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING: 
COMMUNITY REFERRAL: 
Already connected to services through another agency? Have them complete our 
Community Partner Referral Form found at www.outwaynehomeless.org.

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Alternatives for Girls 
903 W. Grand Blvd. 
Detroit, MI  48208
Phone: 313-361-4000         Crisis Line: 888-AFG-3919
Website: www.alternativesforgirls.org 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlternativesForGirls
Helps homeless & high-risk girls and young women avoid violence, teen pregnancy & exploitation, and helps them to explore and access the support, resources, and oppor-
tunities 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.

Bethlehem House of Detroit Inc. 
Respite for Homeless Working Women
5063 Van Dyke 
Detroit, MI 48213
Phone: 313-923-6425
Email: bethlehemhouse1555@sbcglobal.net
Website: https://bethlehemhouseofdetroit.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068967577498
Bethlehem House is a community-based organization that provides a three to six month 
“Home” program designed to restore a woman’s dignity and a chance to regain her focus.  
Bethlehem House offers the comforts of a “home environment” and the individual has the privileges of being a house guest. Shelter for homeless working-women without children. 
Ages from 35-65. Must be employed and homeless. Counseling, money management and 
Bible study. Drug and alcohol rehabilitation not available. Bethlehem House of Detroit now 
has three locations and produces a quarterly newsletter to its donors and supporters up-
dating them of the progress of Bethlehem House and it’s current events. Homelessness 
is part of city life, but hopelessness doesn’t have to be. Bethlehem House of Detroit.

​Detroit Housing Network 
Website: https://detroithousingnetwork.org
Our Members connect Detroit households to a wide variety of housing programs and 
services available in Detroit. Our network of experienced nonprofit Members works 
with residents to find, understand and apply for the housing assistance they need.

Detroit Phoenix Center 
​8801 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI 48202
Phone: 313-482-0916
Email: Info@detroitphoenixcenter.org
Website: http://www.detroitphoenixcenter.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/detroitphoenixcenter
​A low-barrier, safe space for young adults, ages 18-24 who are at risk of and/or currently 
experiencing homelessness. 
Young adults can access:
1. Showers
2. Meals
3. Laundry Services
4. Transportation Assistance
5. Basic need items and clothing
6. Career readiness, life skills
7. Housing crisis support 
8. Computer lab available for Online searching and resume development
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R.I.S.E Emergency Services Fund:
An emergency services fund reserved for providing youth and young adults immediate 
respite from the elements using housing vouchers and support with basic needs that 
can prevent homelessness.

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 management, education, mental health, em-
ployment and substance abuse after-care services are available 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.
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Detroit Rescue Ministries Mission
Email: bbaker@drmm.org Benne Baker
Website: https://drmm.org/services/housing-2
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DetroitRescueMinistries
DRMM has housing prioritized for Veterans at our 211 Glendale location in High-
land Park. The new apartments include kitchenettes, upgraded fixtures & reno-
vated common  areas that will meet the needs of veterans to serve as permanent, 
sustainable housing. 

Mariners Inn
445 Ledyard
Detroit, MI  48201
Phone: 313-962-9446     Toll-Free: 888-452-0610
Email: info@marinersinn.org
Website: www.marinersinn.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarinersInn
Provides 24-hour residential substance abuse treatment for homeless men of S.E. 
MI while providing housing & food. Also has a Transitional Housing Program that 
provides vocational counseling, employment assistance and life management skills 
training.  

Matrix Human Services
MAIN OFFICE:
1400 Woodbridge
Detroit, MI  48207
Phone: 313-962-5255      HIV/AIDS Program: 877-931-3248
Email: inquiries@matrixhs.org
Website: https://www.matrixhumanservices.org/community-health
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MatrixHumanServices
Housing Assistance:
Without proper housing, we cannot take care of our own health. Rent, mortgage, 
and housing resources are available.

Motor City Mitten Mission
24623 Harper Ave.
St. Clair Shores, MI  48080
Email: motorcitymittenmission@gmail.com
Website: https://www.motorcitymittenmission.org/programs
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/motorcitymittenmission
Our H2H program is MCMM’s initiative to provide full-circle case management and 
follow-up services to individuals that were formally homeless or that our currently 
homeless. MCMM provides support in a variety of ways by providing an opportunity 
for employment and volunteering while assisting these individuals in all aspects of 
navigating their path to stability. MCMM provides assistance in housing, document 
restoration, legal assistance as well as help facilitate mental health services, sub-
stance abuse treatment and after-care support. 
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We provide support for individuals/families that are on the edge of becoming home-
less and those that are in the process of getting off the streets and into housing. We 
help those living on the street navigate the complex and severely backlogged public 
and subsidized housing system in Detroit.

Neighborhood Service Organization  
Central Office:
882 Oakman Blvd.  Suite C
Detroit, MI  48238
Phone: 313-961-4890
Email: jwojahn@nso-mi.org
Website: https://www.nso-mi.org/homeless-recovery-services.html 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nso.michigan
Homeless Services:
NSO 's Detroit Healthy Housing Center and Supportive Housing programs all lead 
HOME. These programs make NSO and its people one of the largest forces in the 
City of Detroit for alleviating and resolving the chronic issue of homelessness in 
our community. Through all of our homeless programs, NSO housed hundreds of 
homeless individuals

Detroit Healthy Housing Center:
The DHHC will provide emergency shelter for 56 single adults with specific focus 
on the medically fragile and women. Permanent housing transition support ser-
vices will be provided to all residents. The DHHC will also include a Medical Res-
pite unit along with an integrated health clinic.
Medical Respite:
An evidence-based temporary care strategy for individuals experiencing homeless-
ness. The model offers medical and behavioral health care and wraparound services 
for individuals who are too sick to be in a shelter or on the street, but not sick enough 
to remain hospitalized
Supportive Housing:
NSO’s Supportive Housing uses a “Housing First” approach to provide permanent 
supportive housing services to formerly homeless adults. Our immediate and pri-
mary goal is to help individuals to quickly access and sustain permanent housing. 
NSO’s commitment to Supportive Housing includes the renovation of the historic 
Michigan Bell building into 155 one-bedroom apartments for formerly homeless 
adults as well as supportive scattered-site housing throughout the city. NSO con-
tinues its mission to end homelessness through the development of 45 apartment 
supportive housing project-The Clay Center, a campus to end homelessness on the 
corner of Mack and Gratiot Avenue in Detroit. 

Ruth Ellis Center
77 Victor
Highland Park, MI 48203
Phone: 313-252-1950  (Administration)
Phone: 313-867-6936  (Second Stories)
Website: www.ruthelliscenter.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RuthEllisCenter
Provides information & referrals, short-term & long-term residential safe space, 
Second Stories Drop-in Center, low-barrier access to food, clothing, showers, 
laundry, case management, outpatient mental health services and family group 
decision making.
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The Housing Department at Ruth Ellis Center exists to connect youth and their 
families to safe and stable housing. REC currently operates two housing prog-
rams, Rapid Re-Housing and the Kelly Stough Project as well as the Clairmount 
Center, the Center’s permanent supportive housing program.

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
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamSamaritas
Provides 929 subsidized apartments for seniors, families and persons with dis-
abilities. Provides shelter to homeless families and help those families find per-
manent housing and cares for people with developmental disabilities in group 
homes.  

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
Website: https://www.swsol.org/housing-and-homeownership
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. 

St. Vincent dePaul Detroit / Journey to Housing Program
3000 Gratiot Ave.
Detroit, MI  48207
Phone: 313-393-2930    877-ST VINCE  (877-788-4623)
Email: info@ssvpusa.org
Website: https://svdpdetroit.org/life-skills
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/svdpdet
St. Vincent dePaul’s Journey to Housing program seeks to solve the problem 
of homelessness in N.W. Wayne County communities. The Journey to Housing 
Program supports those in need of shelter by providing them with move-in costs, 
furniture, household 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 manage-
ment, 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, Dear-
born 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 & evaluation, it will be 
determined if you qualify for our Journey to Housing Program.

TEAM  WELLNESS 
Administrative Office
290 Town Center Dr.  Suite 400
Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone: 313-274-3200       Toll-Free: 888-813-TEAM (8326)
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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
&
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
Email: hr@t-mhs.com
Website: http://teamwellnesscenter.com/housing-employment
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeamWellnessCenter
Team Wellness Center’s housing program is a block grant-based program that assists 
members in moving toward self-sufficiency & 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.

TEEN INFANT PARENTING SERVICES
Supporting Young Mothers Transitioning Toward Safety and Success
Phone:  313-873-0117
Email: rharr@mchsmi.org  Ronnika Harris 
The Teen Infant Parenting Services Program supports young mothers in search of 
support and safety. TIPS provides transitional housing services, parenting education 
classes, individual and group counseling, life skills training, case management and 
more. Services are provided to homeless mothers and their young children in Detroit.

Westland Goodfellows
32150 Dorsey 
Westland, MI  48186
Phone: 734-788-2270
Website: https://westlandgoodfellows.org
One of our programs is to help families in emergency situations related to residential 
fires. The Westland Fire Dept. often reaches out to us when a family is “burned out” 
of their home and is in need of immediate resources to find living quarters and replace 
clothing items. 


LENAWEE COUNTY 

Housing Help of Lenawee  (formerly LEAHC)
P.O. Box 692
307 E. Church 
Adrian, MI  49221
Phone: 517-264-0782
Email: info@h2lenawee.org
Website: https://h2lenawee.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/housing.help.of.lenawee
H2Lenawee 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. 
Case management, client outreach, landlord mediation, budgeting, housing search 
& referrals along with other support services are provided in this program. The goal 
of this program is to prevent or reduce the amount of time a household is homeless.  
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H2Lenawee has units of transitional housing (TH) for families who have minor children 
in the household. The TH program provides affordable housing for up to two (2) years 
as well as support services, life skills training, etc.
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H2Lenawee provides emergency shelter (ES) programs for homeless families with minor children in the household. In addition to emergency shelter, H 2 Lenawee provides daily 
case management, life skills training, and support services, such as laundry facilities, 
transportation assistance and much more. The ES program is provided at no cost to the 
family. The goal of the ES program is to assist homeless families in overcoming barriers 
on a successful journey to permanent housing. Short-term motel sheltering may be pro-
vided for persons that cannot be served by current Lenawee County shelter programs.

Neighbors of Hope
PO Box 918
227 Riverside Ave. 
Adrian, MI  49221 
Phone: 517-265-4019 
Email: info@neighborsofhope.com 
Website: http://neighborsofhope.com/women-childrens-ministry
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neighborsofhope
The Men's Fresh Start Program:
Homelessness in our community has many causes. Job loss, mental illness, bad decis-
ions, the breakdown of relationships, and addiction have left many of our neighbors in seemingly hopeless situations. Through the Fresh Start program, Neighbors of Hope 
gives a hand up to homeless men by giving them six months of basic needs services,
 including shelter, food, case management, and personal care. But that’s not all—Fresh 
Start addresses the root causes of homelessness, offering men the hope of the Gospel 
and a pathway to sustainable employment and housing.
The Women's Fresh Start Program:
Through our Women’s Fresh Start program, Neighbors of Hope gives a hand up to home-
less 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. The Fresh 
Start program also addresses the root causes of homelessness by offering women the 
hope of the Gospel and a pathway to sustainable employment and housing. The goal of 
this program is to empower women so that they can take personal responsibility for their 
lives and become effective, competent members of the community.


MACOMB COUNTY

Family Youth Interventions
Emergency Shelter / Basic Center:
418 Cass Ave.
Mt. Clemens, MI  48043
Phone: 586-465-1212
Email: familyyouth03@yahoo.com
FYI does not take health insurance and is free to youth and families. A maximum 
of 6 youth, ages 12 thru 17, can be housed for up to 21 days. The agency is staffed 
24 hours a day, 365 days a year. FYI also has a 24 hour crisis line for youth, families 
and those interested in referring a youth to the program.
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Transitional Living:
235 Cass Ave.
Mt. Clemens, MI  48043
Phone: 586-477-1855
Email: tlp.info@familyyouth.com
Any one can refer a youth to this program. This residential program houses a maxi-
mum of 6 homeless youth ages 16-20. Youth may stay up to 18 months. The youth 
are provided counseling and life skills to lead the youth from life on the streets to 
a life of self-sufficiency. The youth is required to find employment, continue their 
education, and complete volunteer hours. The application and interview process 
can take up to two to three weeks.
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Rapid Re-Housing Program: 
235 Cass Ave. 
Mt. Clemens, MI  48043
Phone: 586-277-1046
Email: rrh.info@familyyouth.com
Website: https://familyyouth.com/index.php/rapid-re-housing-program
​FYI’s RRH program is a scattered 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 their children. While 
involved in the program young adults will have access to many supportive services. 
Eligibility is determinant for 18-24-year-old who meet the HUD definition of homeless-
ness. This includes those who are: literally homeless (lacking fixed, regular, and ade-
quate nighttime residents), in immanent Risk (those who will lose their primary night-
time residents within 14 days), or fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence.

Hearts for Homes
115 S. Main 
Mt. Clemens, MI 48043
Email: help@hearts4homes.org
Website: https://hearts4homes.org/housing
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeartsForHomesMacombMI
The H4H Affordable Housing Partnership (AHP) Program assists families of homeless 
children (1,600 identified by local school districts) gain access to permanent rental 
housing in Macomb County, MI.
How does H4H Help?
The H4H AHP Program is designed to create access to privately owned rental housing 
by helping reduce the risk of private landlords. 
We do this by providing:
1.  Limited short-term motel payment assistance for families approved for rental by 
     landlord until unit  is ready for move-in
2.  Partial security deposit and rent payments, or other assistance, to help families 
     get established in their new home

Live Rite Structured Recovery Corp. 
27700 Gratiot Ave.
Roseville, MI 48066 
Phone: 586-217-5899
Email: liveritestructuredcorp@gmail.com
Website: liveritestructuredcorp.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liveritestructuredcorp
Recovery Housing:
Live Rite Recovery Homes has 9 different houses in Fraser, Mt. Clemens, Warren, 
Eastpointe, Roseville and St. Clair Shores. If you plan on paying yourself it is $125 
a week with everything included, plus a $50 move-in fee. There are some funding 
options available if you are unable to self-pay. If you have insurance or Medicaid, 
MCOSA can pay your first 60 days at one of our Recovery Homes. FAN (Families 
Against Narcotics) offers two week scholarships to stay at one of our Recovery 
Houses as well. Throughout the year we also offer scholarships through Live Rite 
Structured Corp., you can apply for a scholarship here. There are also more funding opportunities that we can talk to you about if you give us a call or send us a message.

Macomb Resources
Website: http://macombresources.info
Check this site which lists many different resources for those in Macomb County.

MCREST
20415 Erin
Roseville, MI  48066
Phone: 586-415-5101
Email: mcrestadmin@mcrest.org
Website: www.mcrest.org
Our mission has always been to provide homeless and displaced individuals the 
opportunity for successful transition to independence. Our vision of a community 
is a place where men, women and children experiencing the trauma of homeless-
ness find emergency solutions and housing resources.


MONROE COUNTY

Monroe County Opportunity Program  (M.C.O.P.)
1140 S. Telegraph  
Monroe, MI  48161
Phone:  734-241-2775  #208
Email: mhochgreve@monroecountyop.org
Website: https://monroecountyop.org/homeless-programs.html
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mcopmi
The Supportive Housing Program (SHP) is a two-year rental program designed to help homeless & disabled individuals become self-sufficient. SHP is a scattered site 
housing, 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 med- cally considered disabled by a physician. Those who qualify must be homeless, med- cally 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 in-
dividuals to fill out a state of emergency relief (SER) form through the Department 
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.

The Salvation Army--Bedford Township 
7200 Lewis Ave.
Temperance, MI  48182
Phone: 734-224-7991
Website: https://centralusa.salvationarmy.org/usc/location-search?location=49221
Emergency financial assistance and transitional housing. 


OAKLAND COUNTY

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
Website: https://dcofmi.org/what-we-do/housing
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
Email: MensRA@gracecentersofhope.org    Men's Program 
Website: https://www.gracecentersofhope.org/content.cfm?id=3126
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GraceCentersofHope
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:
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WOMEN'S PROGRAM:
​Email: CCurtis@gracecentersofhope.org    Women's Program 
Website: https://www.gracecentersofhope.org/content.cfm?id=3125
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GraceCentersofHope
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 residents to enjoy 
all the benefits life has to offer.
Services Offered:

JARC
6735 Telegraph  Suite 100
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
Phone: 248-940-2617
Email: jarc@jarc.org
Website: www.jarc.org 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JARCDetroit
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.

LIGHTHOUSE
Mailing Address:
46156 Woodward Ave.
Pontiac, MI 48342
Phone: 248-920-6000
Email: contact@lighthousemi.org
Website: https://www.southoaklandshelter.org/what-we-do
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LighthouseMichigan
Housing Assistance Programs:
Lighthouse works diligently to move individuals & families from homelessness 
to housing as quickly as possible. We do this through a variety of programs in-
cluding transitional housing, rapid re-housing community. PATH, our 2-year trans-
itional housing program for domestic violence victims and formerly homeless 
women with children provides intensive case management and wrap-around serv-
ices.The PATH program serves more than 50 women and 100 children annually, 
with 88% entering successfully into stable housing. Lighthouse also develops &
provides wrap-around services for single and multi-family homes and duplexes. 
We provide assistance and supportive services to tenants of public housing com-
missions 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.

The ARC of Oakland County
1641 W. Big Beaver
Troy, MI 48084
Phone: 248-816-1900
Email: info@thearcoakland.org
Website: www.thearcoakland.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thearcoak
There are a variety of settings in which people with intellectual impairments and 
related developmental disabilities may live and receive needed supports and ser-
vices. For people who currently receive services through Oakland Community 
Health Network’s (OCHN) service providers (e.g., MORC, Inc. and CLS-Oakland, 
Inc.), selecting a place to live should be supported through the “Person-Centered 
Planning” (PCP) process, and should include both short-term and long-term hous-
ing goals.
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Through this process, persons with intellectual impairments can explore and pursue 
various options depending upon their desires, needs and circumstances. Any indivi-
dual, professional or services provider may request assistance in planning for hous-
ing needs directly from the OCHN-sponsored, Troy-based Community Housing Net-
work, Inc. (CHN) at 248-928-0111. CHN website has placed its outstanding Housing 
Resource Manual on-line at: www.communityhousingnetwork.org.

THE PHILIP HOUSE MISSION
30800 Northwestern Hwy.  Suite 221 
Farmington Hills, MI  48334
Phone: 248-532-0023 
Email: info@thephiliphousemission.org 
Website: www.thephiliphousemission.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thephiliphouse
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


WASHTENAW COUNTY

Avalon Housing
1327 Jones Dr.  Suite #102
Ann Arbor, MI  48105 
Phone: 734-663-5858 
Email: info@avalonhousing.org
Website: https://www.avalonhousing.org/our-work/#section-4
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AvalonHousing
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, pro-
ductive 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.

Community Alliance of Washtenaw County
301 W. Michigan Ave. Suite 102
Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Phone: 734-482-3300
Email: kgrant@communityalliance.com
Website: https://communityalliance-mi.org/programs/support-living
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CommunityAlliance
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 based on the Person Centered Philosophy. 
Our employees are specifically trained to provide services to people with developmental disabilities to assure customer satisfaction. Our vision is to lead change in the comm-
unity that celebrates and supports the lives of people with developmental disabilities.

Housing Access of Washtenaw County
Phone: 734-961-1999
Email:  HAWC@washtenaw.org
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 experienc-
ing a housing crisis.

Peace Neighborhood Center 
1111 N. Maple 
Ann Arbor, MI  48103
Phone: 734-662-3564
Email: info@peaceneighborhoodcenter.org 
Website: www.peaceneighborhoodcenter.org 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/peaceneighborhoodcenter
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.  

Washtenaw Homebuyers Program
415 W. Michigan Ave.   2nd Floor 
Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Phone:  734-544-6748
Website: https://www.washtenaw.org/729/Homebuyer-Assistance
Residents of Washtenaw County can receive homebuyer education and may be 
eligible for down payment assistance to help with the costs of purchasing their 
first home. Homeownership assistance programs are open to households curr-
ently living in Washtenaw County and purchasing a home in Washtenaw County.

Ypsilanti Housing Commission
601 Armstrong  
Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Phone: 734-482-4300
Website: www.ypsilantihc.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YpsilantiHC
Application Link: https://www.ypsilantihc.org/new-page
The Housing Commission administers the low-income public housing and Section 8 
programs within the City to ensure that participants are provided with adequate, safe, 
and affordable housing opportunities. All applicants must complete an application to
be assigned a position on the waiting list. Selection is based on factors such as income 
limits and family status. Applications are accepted Monday through Friday from 2:00 p.m. 
to 4:00 p.m. at the Housing Commission office for public housing only. 











































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