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Housing Types

Having safe and stable housing is the foundation for building a secure future. There are many different types of housing programs designed to meet people where they are, whether in crisis, working toward independence, or ready for long-term stability. Understanding these options can help you explore the next step that fits your family’s needs.

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Transitional Housing

Time-limited housing (up to 24 months) with supportive services, designed to help families and individuals work toward permanent stability. (Link to Resources)

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Rapid Rehousing

​Short-term rental assistance and case management to quickly move households into housing and prevent a return to homelessness. (Link to Resources)

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Permanent Housing 

Long-term housing paired with ongoing support for people experiencing chronic homelessness and significant health or disability needs. (Link to Resources)

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Affordable Housing 

Income-based apartments and homes designed for households earning below a set percentage of the area’s median income.

(Link to Resources)

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Public Housing 

Federal housing programs that reduce rent costs for low-income families, seniors, and people with disabilities.

(Link to Resources)

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Shared Housing 

Cost-effective housing where residents share expenses or receive structured support in a communal living setting.

 (Link to Resources)

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