HOUSING RESOURCES
          (Non-Emergency)


DETROIT & METRO DETROIT

Fair Housing Center of Metro Detroit                                                    
Phone:  313-963-9127       


Fair Housing Center of Ann Arbor
P.O. Box 7825
Ann Arbor MI  48107
Phone: 734-994-3426
Provides free investigative services (testing), advice, advocacy, conciliation, attorney referral
and community education to whoever may have been the victim of housing discrimination.                                                                                                                                                                               
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Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA)
Phone:  517-373-9184


Wayne County Neighborhood Legal Services Eviction
Prevention  Mediation Center  
Phone:  313--831-3000  ext. 225


Michigan Tenants Counseling Program
420 N. Fourth Avenue
Ann Arbor MI  48104
Phone: 734-761-8599
Website: www.michigantenants.org
Non-profit organization dedicated to tenant control over safe, decent, affordable, and accessible
housing.  Services available include walk-in, phone and electronic counseling. organizing assistance
with tenant's rights workshops, handbooks, and brochures about tenant's rights.



NOTE:    JUST ADDED 4/17/2013

'Rivertown Neighborhood' offers downtown residential option for seniors!
The East Riverfront is a highly desirable residential area that until now hasn't had many options
for seniors. Presbyterian Villages of Michigan, Henry Ford Health System, the Center for Senior Independence, and United Methodist Retirement Communities will dedicate the first model of
affordable assisted living in Detroit, Rivertown Neighborhood, on Friday, April 12, 2013. The grand
opening will also serve as the groundbreaking for a second phase of the project which includes
50 independent living apartments, skilled nursing care, a neighborhood café, and community
gardens. For information about the project call 248-281-2020 or slloyd@PVM.org.




HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agencies

Its nearly always best to try to OWN your own home, rather than renting.  HUD approved housing counseling agencies provide default/foreclosure counseling, rental counseling, and pre-purchase counseling.  There are MANY programs available that you may qualify for!  These agencies listed below work directly with HUD and other state and federal agencies to get you qualified to buy a home, even
if you are handicapped or low-income!  These are just SOME of the agencies below...check website for latest!      For more resources: http://michigan.gov/mshda


U SNAP BAC          (pre-counseling services only)
14901 E. Warren
Detroit MI  48224
Phone:  313-640-1100
Email: info@usnapbac.org
Website: www.usnapbac.org


Phoenix Non-Profit, Incorporated
1640 Porter Street
Detroit MI  48216-1936
Phone:  313-964-4207
Email:  phoenixhousing@sbcglobal.net           
Other Languages:  Arabic, French, Spanish (S.Am)


Detroit Non-Profit Housing Corporation
8904 Woodward Ave.  Suite 279 
Considine Center
Detroit MI  48202
Phone:  313-972-1111
Email:  detroitnon@aol.com



Michigan Ability Partners
13367 Reeck Court.
Southgate MI  48195
Phone:  734-246-5600
OR
3810 Packard
Ann Arbor, MI  48108
Phone:  734-975-6880
Email:  info@mapagency.org
Website: www.mapagency.org


Green Path Debt Solutions 
(formerly Credit Counseling Centers)
Toll Free: 1-800-550-1961
Website:  www.greenpath.com


Michigan State University Extension Service      
(pre-counseling services only)
Ann Arbor   734-997-1678
Clinton Twp.  586-469-5180


Bethel Housing Counseling Agency
5050 St. Antoine
Detroit MI  48202
Phone:  313-833-9912


Michigan Neighborhood Partnership
3301 23rd Street  2nd floor
Detroit MI  48208
Phone:  313-361-4530
Website:  www.mnpartnership.org


Neighborhood Service Organization     
(pre-counseling services only)
220 Bagley   Suite 1200
Detroit MI  48226
Phone:  313-961-4890
Email: jhowse@nso-mi.org
Website:  www.nso-mi.org


Southwest Housing Solutions
1700 Waterman  Suite 209
Detroit MI  48209
Phone:  313-841-8905
Website:  http://swsol.org
Supportive housing provides permanent housing, mental
health counseling and support services to homeless persons
with mental illness.  Provides rental assistance and secures
other housing subsidies.  Bilingual & bicultural counseling
and housing services for Hispanic persons. 


Greater East Side Community Association
2804 N. Franklin Avenue
Flint, MI  48506
Phone:  810-233-0507


Christian Credit Counselors, Inc.                       
(pre-purchase counseling only)
24300 Southfield Road.  Ste. 215
Southfield MI  48075
Phone:  248-557-8811
Website: www.ChristianCreditCounselors.com


Central Detroit Christian Community Development Corp.
Phone:  313-873-0064
Provides housing programs to residents of Central Detroit


Sumby Senior Housing Center     
Volunteers of America
240 Visger Road
River Rouge  MI   48218
Phone:  313-357-2891
Website:  http://www.voami.org
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. 


CareGivers                                                                                      
2111 Woodward Ave.  Ste. 700                                                  
Detroit MI  48201                                                                               
Phone:  313-964-5070  OR  800-676-5071                                    
Email: communications@cgcares.org
Website:  www.cgcares.org


Coventry Place  AND Seventy West
Volunteers of America
4241 Burlingame St.
Detroit,  MI  48204
Phone:  313-934-0010
Email: ABarker@voami.org
Website: http://voami.org


Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
150 Stinson
Detroit MI  48226
Phone:  313-993-4700
Website:  http://www.drmm.org
Transitional housing for the homeless and also teen moms,
transitional housing for veterans (Veteran Independent Program),
arranges permanent housing for the disabled.


Wayne-Metropolitan Community Action Agency
2121 Biddle Ave. (Administrative office)
Wyandotte MI  48192
Phone:  734-284-6999
Website:  www.waynemetro.org


AIDS Partnership of Michigan
2751 E. Jefferson, Suite 301
Detroit MI  48207
Phone:  313-446-9800
Email:  info@aidspartnership.org
Website:  www.aidspartnership.org
Housing assistance and placement for those with HIV/AIDS.


Piquette Square Apartments     
Southwest Housing Solutions
285 Piquette
Detroit MI
Phone:  313-841-3727 #381
Website:  www.swsol.org
A new four-story, 150 unit apartment building just opened in July to provide long-term housing
and care for homeless veterans owned and operated by Southwest Housing Solutions.  Open to
male and female veterans (no children) and onsite job training and counseling will also be offered. 


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 vocational counseling, employment assistance and life management skills training. 


Neighborhood Service Organization (NS)
Administrative Office:
5740 Chene
Detroit MI  48211
Phone: 313-875-5521
Website:  www.nso-mi.org



LENAWEE COUNTY

Lenawee Emergency and Affordable Housing Corporation       
P.O. Box 692
307 E. Church Street
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, budgeting, 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 and support self-reliance.    Please see their other services under
"Emergency Housing Resources" on this site! 
AND
LEAHC offers a Transitional Housing program for families who have children in the household. 
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.
AND
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. 



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. 


Community Housing Network, Inc.           JUST ADDED 4/10/2013
Located within the H.O.P.E. Center
33222 Groesbeck Highway
Fraser  MI  48026
Phone: 866-282-3119
Email:  generalmail@chninc.net
Websitewww.communityhousingnetwork.org/hrc
At Community Housing Network (CHN), we are passionate advocates, devoted to providing homes for people in need and access to resources to create sustainable communities. We do this through proven strategies of homelessness prevention, housing assistance and development, community education
and referral, advocacy, and additional services


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 Road
Monroe MI  48161
Phone:  734-241-2775
Website: www.monroecountyop.org
Permanent supportive housing, Links to Homeownership, F.E.M.A., Acquisition Development and Resale Program (provides homes to qualified first-time home buyers by purchasing property and constructing new houses or rehabilitating existing structures).



OAKLAND COUNTY

South Oakland Shelter
431 N. Main Street
Royal Oak MI  48067
Phone: 248-546-6566
Website:  www.southoaklandshelter.org
Rapid re-housing and homeless prevention programs.


Community Housing Network, Inc.           JUST UPDATED & OTHER OFFICES ADDED 4/10/2013    
570 Kirts Blvd., Suite 231                                                                 (Wayne & Macomb counties)
Troy  MI   48084
Phone:  248-928-0111  OR   866-282-3119
Email: generalmail@chninc.net
Website:  www.communityhousingnetwork.org/hrc
At Community Housing Network (CHN),
we are passionate advocates, devoted to providing homes for people in need and access to resources
to create sustainable communities. We do this through proven strategies of homelessness prevention, housing assistance and development, community education and referral, advocacy, and additional services.




WASHTENAW COUNTY

Housing Bureau for Seniors                      Please see Michigan Ability Partners directly above also!
2401 Plymouth Road, 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 Avenue
Ypsilanti MI  48197
Phone:  800-267-6559           Other Languages:  Spanish (S. Am)




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 independently .  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 Rd.
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 Street
Ecorse, MI  48229-1629
Phone:  313-381-9393


Hamtramck Housing Commission
13725 John R Street
Highland Park, MI  48203-3155
Phone:  313-868-4500


Inkster Housing Commission
4500 Inkster Road
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 Street
Livonia MI  48152-1948
Phone:  248-477-7086
Website:  http://ci.livonia.mi.us/tabid/38/home/aspx


Melvindale Housing Commission
3501 Oakwood Blvd.
Melvindale, MI  48122-1181
Phone:  313-429-1095


Plymouth Housing Commission
1160 Sheridan Street
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 Road
River Rouge MI  48218-1159
Phone:  313-382-1414


Rockwood Housing Commission
32409 Fort Street
Rockwood MI  48173-111
Phone:  734-379-9700


Romulus Housing Commission
34200 Beverly Road
Romulus, MI  48174-4444
Phone:  734-729-5389


Taylor Housing Commission
15270 S. Plaza Drive
Taylor MI  48180
Phone:  734-287-9460


Wayne Housing Commission
4001 S. Wayne Road
Wayne, MI  48184-2100
Phone:  734-721-8602


Westland Housing Commission
32715 Dorsey Road
Westland MI  48185
Phone:  734-595-0288



AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR SENIORS
Phone:  1-800-593-3052
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 Road
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 Street
Dundee MI  48131
Phone:  734-529-3295   For Families          


Dundee Housing Commission                
501 Rawson Street
Dundee, MI  48131-1073
Phone:  734-529-2828   


Carleton Apartments
325 Kent Street
Carleton, MI  48117
Phone:  734-654-8048     For Families
AND
Carleton Co-Op
188 Center Street
Carleton MI  48117
Phone: 734-654-0150      For Elderly Only


FrenchtownPlace
1201 North Macomb Street
Monroe MI  48162
Phone: 734-241-8500      For Elderly Only
AND
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 Street
Luna Pier MI  48157-9794
Phone:  734-848-2355


Milan Canfield Crossing
409 Canfield
Milan, MI  48160
Phone: 734-439-7422      For Families
AND
Milan Village Apartments
27 Hurd Street
Milan, MI  48160
Phone: 734-439-8179      For Elderly Only


Monroe Housing Commission
River Park Plaza
20 N. Roessler Street     For Senior Disabled
Monroe MI  48162-2463
Phone:  734-242-5880
AND
Greenwood Townhouses
900 Greenwood Ave.
Monroe MI 48162
Phone: 734-242-5880      For Families
AND
Village Pines of Monroe
1600-A Park Court
Monroe MI  48162
Phone: 734-243-5500      For Families
AND
Woodcraft Square
800 West Seventh Street
Monroe MI  48161
Phone: 734-242-8780      For Seniors Preferably; Families
AND
Charring Square
6123 Greenwyke Blvd.   Section 8 and partial subsidy
Monroe MI  48161
Phone: 734-241-5420      For Families
AND
Greenwyke Commons I
6112 Greenwyke Blvd.
Monroe MI  48161           For Families
Phone: 734-242-0600
AND
Mable H. Kehres Apartments
15275 S. Dixie Hwy.
Monroe MI  48161
Phone: 734-241-6222      For Seniors preferably; disabled


Petersburg Apartments
101 West Madison
Petersburg MI  49270
Phone: 734-279-2717      For Families


Creekside Apartments
(behind The Lutheran Home)
1450 South Monroe Street
Monroe MI  48161
Phone: 734-241-3906  



OAKLAND COUNTY

MORC Inc.   Oakland County office
1270 Doris Road
Auburn Hills MI  48326
Phone:  866-754-3398
AND
16200 Nineteen Mile Road   Macomb County office
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 Road
Troy MI  48084
Phone: 248-816-1900
Website:  www.thearcoakland.org


Jewish Apts. and Services / Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
15000 W. 10 Mile Road
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


Oakland County Housing Network Inc.
570 Kirts Blvd.  #231
Troy MI  48084
Phone:  248-928-0111 OR  866-282-3119
Website:  www.communityhousingnetwork.org



WASHTENAW COUNTY


Washtenaw County PORT (Project Outreach)
Website:  www.ewashtenaw.org/government/departments/port




                            





Neighborhood Legal Services Michigan
OWC Homeless Coordination 
& Advocacy Ctr.
Taylor Free Methodist Church
8900 Pardee
Taylor MI  48180
Phone: 313-316-5356       Carol Watts
APPOINTMENTS ONLY! 
NO WALK-INS WILL BE SEEN!

NEW Rental Assistance housing programs! Project Permanency Plus (PP+) Permanent Housing Program, Project Permanency 3, and Focus on Family program.

The program provides on-going rental assistance to disabled individuals (18 years of age and older) and families that rent units in the private rental housing market.   To qualify, the individual or family income must not exceed HUD limits, and MUST be HOMELESS and able to prove this!   (Program is currently at capacity).

Once the NLSM accepts an individual or family into PP+, the individual or family then finds its own rental unit.  To be eligible, a unit must be located within Wayne County (outside of the City of Detroit, Highland Park, Hamtramck, Harper Woods or the five Grosse Pointes), meet HUD housing quality standards and pass a quality housing inspection, and have a rent amount that is within the limits/standards of the program.

Tenant rent is based upon income.  Tenants typically pay 30-40% of the adjusted gross income for rent and utilities depending on the cost to rent the unit.  NLSM pays the difference between the individual or family's portion of rent and the contract rent to the owner.

AND

For Persons Diagnosed with HIV or AIDS

Do you need help paying rent in Lapeer, Livingston, Macomb, Oakland or St. Clair Counties?

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.
(NOTE:  This list may be currently closed---please contact them to check on this!)



United Community Housing Coalition
220 Bagley   #224
Detroit MI 
Phone: 313-963-3298  OR 313-963-3310
Email: uchc123@sbcglobal.net
Website: www.uchcdetroit.org
Appointments are held on Tuesdays &
Wednesdays only.  Also assists with security deposits and furniture!



COOP Senior Apartments / Cooperative
Communities / Affordable Housing
Phone:  800-593-3052  TDD: 800-348-7011
Email:  seniorhousing@csi.coop
Website:  www.csi.coop
Non-profit housing for seniors in various Michigan communities.  Nationally recognized as a Community of Quality
by the National Affordable Housing Management Association.  Most utilities
are free and rental subsidy is available!.
Must be at least 62 years old (55 at some locations).  Democratic control, voluntary membership and community events.
(As of March 2013 is taking applications
for openings!)



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
For persons age 50 and over with rental rate based on income!  Heat, water, electric and maintenance included.  (As of March 2013 taking applications for openings)



Stapleton Center     
Adult Well-Being Services
9341 Agnes
Detroit MI  48214
Phone: 313-825-2492
Website:  www.awbs.org
Studio & one bedroom Independent Senior Living Apt.s....Affordable housing for individuals and couples age 55 and older with all utilities included as well as 3 meals daily.  Secured grounds with security personnel, scheduled transportation, handicap accessible and other social services are available! 


Community Housing Network, Inc.
35425 W. Michigan Avenue  #3649
Wayne MI  48184
Phone:  734-419-7538
Email:  generalmail@chninc.net
Website: www.communityhousingnetwork.org/hrc
At Community Housing Network (CHN),
we are passionate advocates, devoted to providing homes for people in need and access to resources to create sustainable communities. We do this through proven strategies of homelessness prevention, housing assistance and development, community education and referral, advocacy, and additional services
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 www.RoommateLocator.com


Customers looking for affordable rental housing may use the free Michigan Housing Locator                                                                                             www.MichiganHousingLocator.com  
                              It is the best source for affordable rental housing across the State. 
                  Its a free resource for property owners and renters with over 240,000 unit listings! 


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 "Legal Resources" page for these numbers.



Angel's Place                 
25240 Lahser Road   #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.


Neighborhood Service Organization     
(pre-counseling services only)
220 Bagley   Suite 1200
Detroit MI  48226
Phone:  313-961-4890
Website:  www.nso-mi.org
The Michigan State Housing Development Authority's housing choice voucher program (formally known as
Section 8) is partnering with the Neighborhood Service Organization (NSO) to provide Project Based Vouchers at the NSO Bell Building in Detroit. Please note that these vouchers are not transferable to any other location. When fully renovated, the building will have 155 1-bedroom apartments intended for single, unattached adults.  Note that, along with other qualifications criteria, applicants must have a verified disability and are required to submit a signed MSHDA Form-16 Verification of Disability at the time of application.







This page was last updated: April 17, 2013