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Apply for Housing Assistance
To apply for Section 8 housing programs, Public Housing, or HOPWA:
- Contact your local public housing authorities (PHAs), or
- Use the HUD Resource Locator.
If you are a Native American, you may qualify for additional housing programs. Learn more at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Southwest Office of Native American Programs.
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Learn more about housing programs in Arizona:
- The Arizona Department of Housing has information about rental programs and homeownership programs in Arizona.
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Use U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) resources:
- The HUD Resource Locator lets you search for services near you
- HUD lists housing programs in Arizona
- HUD has a regional office in Phoenix.
- Contact public housing authorities (PHAs) to get information about programs they manage.
- See if you qualify for Energy Assistance and related programs.
For help finding housing while experiencing homelessness:
- Use the HUD Resource Locator and click on “Find Homeless Resources Near Me”
- Call 2-1-1 Arizona to connect with the help you need
- Check the Arizona Department of Housing's Homeless Assistance resources, or
- Check the Arizona Housing Coalition's Homelessness resources.
Find apartments with affordable rents:
- Ask a local public housing authority (PHA) for a list of available property owners in its area.
- Check HousingSearch.AZ.gov for apartments in your area.
If you are having trouble paying your mortgage, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) offers resources that can help:
- Search for a housing counseling agency near you or call HUD's Counseling & Agency Locator Line at 1-800-569-4287.
- Search for a foreclouse avoidance counselor.
Get legal advice if you have any concerns:
- Disability Rights Arizona represents the rights of children and adults with disabilities in Arizona.
- AZLawHelp.org can help you find free or low-cost legal help.
- The American Bar Association lists providers of free legal services.
- The Arizona Civil Rights Division (ACRD) has information about your rights.
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