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Resources beyond HUD and Section 8 — legal aid, emergency assistance, veterans programs, disability rights, and financial tools. All links are to nationally recognized organizations.
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Dial 2-1-1 to connect with local housing resources, emergency shelter, and rental assistance programs in your area. Available 24/7.
Advocates for federally funded affordable housing. Provides state-by-state housing data, renter rights guides, and policy research.
Federally funded legal aid for low-income Americans facing housing issues including eviction, discrimination, and unsafe conditions.
Provides legal assistance and policy advocacy for low-income households, focusing on tenant protections and housing rights.
The VA offers multiple programs for homeless veterans including HUD-VASH, SSVF, and Grant and Per Diem programs.
Independent federal agency providing recommendations on disability policy, including accessible and inclusive housing programs.
File fair housing complaints, find local fair housing organizations, and learn about your rights under the Fair Housing Act.
USDA provides loans, grants, and rental assistance for low-income rural households through Section 502 and Section 515 programs.
Research and policy organization working to prevent and end homelessness. Find local resources and housing programs.
Official government resource for renters facing financial hardship, with guides on rent relief, rights, and avoiding scams.
Federal emergency rental assistance programs administered by states and localities. Find your local ERA program.
ABLE accounts allow people with disabilities to save money without affecting their eligibility for means-tested programs like Section 8.
The Fair Housing Act protects you from discrimination when renting, buying, or getting a mortgage. If you believe you've been discriminated against, file a complaint with HUD.