| Providers that offer: Housing - Rental Services in the Central Region | | Central Action Center | 196 N Rose St
Mt. Clemens, MI 48043
(586) 469-6964
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5:00pm
www.macombcountymi.gov/mccsa
Services Provided include: Utility assistance, water bill assistance, including WRAP (water residential assistance program), rental/mortgage assistance, supplemental food programs registration, transportation for medical appointments, weatherization program registration, tax preparation, financial empowerment.
Areas served: Chesterfield Twp. (s. of 23 mile rd.), Clinton Twp., Fraser, Harrison Twp., Macomb Twp. (s. of 23 mile rd.), Mt. Clemens, New Baltimore, (s. of 23 mile rd.), Shelby Twp. (s. of 23 mile rd.), St. Clair Shores, Sterling Heights, and Utica.
Provides services to families, individuals, senior citizens and disabled persons. Applicants must be Macomb County residents meeting program guidelines. All households seeking assistance are required to provide documentation to determine eligibility. | | Clinton Township Housing Commission | 34947 Village Road
Clinton Township, MI 48035 (b/w Gratiot and Harper - off of 15 Mile Rd)
(586) 791-7000
Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 4:00pm
Provides housing for those eligible. Rent is based on 30% of yearly adjusted income. Senior waiting list is 6 months to 1 year. A 2-3 bedroom family waiting list is up to 3 years.
Provides services to Seniors over 62 years, any Disabled individual, and to Low-Income families meeting income guidelines. 100% of gross monthly rent for security deposit. | | Community Housing Network | 570 Kirts Blvd. Suite 231
Troy, MI 48084 (Crooks and Livernois)
(248) 928-0111; (866) 282-3119
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
www.communityhousingnetwork.org
Services provided include a Housing Resource Center which is a one-stop-shop with answers to housing questions. Services in the Housing Resource Center include: Help with assessing current housing situation, identifying needs and targeting resources to reach housing goals; Information about housing opportunities; Access to roommate database and Section 8 Alert list; Information about homeowner, tenant and landlord rights and responsibilities; Future Housing Planning for individuals/families with disabilities; Access to Housing Resource Manual; and Independent Living Club. Additional programs include: Leasing Assistance/Supportive Housing Programs for people who are homeless and living with a disability; Homebuyer and Lease-to-Purchase programs; and Pre-Homebuyer counseling workshops. HOLIDAY HELP: To adopt a family for Christmas contact (248) 269-1333 (this is a number to give help for the holidays, not to receive help).
Provides services to people with disabilities, people who are homeless, and those with low income find long-term, affordable housing. No fees, although there may be fees for services to which people are referred. | | Department of Health and Human Services (Clinton Township) | 21885 Dunham Road
Clinton Township, MI 48036 (Groesbeck & Elizabeth)
(586) 469-7700
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
www.michigan.gov/dhs
Services provided include: Family Independence Program; State Disability Assistance; Medicaid; Food Assistance; Adult Medical Program; Resident County Hospital Program; Child Day Care (low income families); State Emergency Relief; Protective Services; Foster Care; Adult Services; MIChild (for low income, uninsured children); and Healthy Kids program. Mt. Clemens District Office services the cities of: Mt. Clemens, St. Clair Shores, Selfridge Air National Guard Base, New Baltimore, Clinton Township, Harrison Township, and Chesterfield.
Provides services to any residents of Macomb County. No fee. | | Department of Health and Human Services (Sterling Heights) | 41227 Mound Road
Sterling Heights, MI 48314
(586) 254-1500
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
www.michigan.gov/dhs
Services provided include: Family Independence Program; State Disability Assistance; Medicaid; Food Assistance; Adult Medical Program; Resident County Hospital Program; Child Day Care (low income families); State Emergency Relief;Foster Care; Adult Services; MIChild (for low income, uninsured children); and Healthy Kids program. Sterling Heights District Office services the cities of: Sterling Heights, Utica, Washington, Romeo, Memphis, Rochester, New Haven, Richmond, Armada, Lenox, Macomb, Ray, Shelby Townships.
Provides services to residents of Macomb County. No fee. | | Department of Health and Human Services (Warren) | 27690 Van Dyke
Warren, MI 48093
(586) 427-0600
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
www.michigan.gov/dhs
Services provided include: Family Independence Program; State Disability Assistance; Medicaid; Food Assistance; Adult Medical Program; Resident County Hospital Program; Child Day Care (low income families); State Emergency Relief; Protective Services; Foster Care; Adult Services; MIChild (for low income, uninsured children); and Healthy Kids program. Warren District Office services the cities of: Warren, Eastpointe, Center Line, and Roseville.
Provides services to residents of Macomb County. No fee. | | Disability Network Oakland Macomb | 1709 John R. Road
Troy, MI 48083
(586) 268-4160; (800) 284-2457
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Services provided include: Individualized Support; Peer Support; Independent Living Skills Training; Empowerment Training; Summer Camp for teens with disabilities; Support Groups; Support in Transition from school to work; Referrals for Housing; and Career counseling.
Provides services to all people with a disability. No Fee | | Homes for Heros |
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(888) 786-9531
http://www.helpingahero.org
Specially-adapted homes built for severely wounded (minimum 30% permanently disabled) military heroes injured in theater during the Operation Enduring Freedom/Iraqi Freedom is available from Homes for Heros, (888) 786-9531 Apply online at http://www.helpingahero.org Click the “Home Application" link on the right.
severely wounded (minimum 30% permanently disabled) military heroes injured in theater during the Operation Enduring Freedom/Iraqi Freedom | | Homes for our Troops |
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(248) 504-9843
www.homesforourtroops.org
A free newly-built or renovated specially-adapted house for disabled veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan is available from Homes for Our Troops. For more information, call Dan Higgins (248) 504-9843. Website: www.homesforourtroops.org
disabled veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan | | Homes on the Homefront | 1355 Central Pkwy S. Ste 100
San Antonio, TX 78232
(210) 659-7756 (210) 202-1220
www.homesonthehomefront.org
Mortgage-free homes for 1 - 3 years and supportive services to veterans and military families. Go to www.homesonthehomefront.org and complete the program application. The applications are reviewed and a recipient is selected. The selected family resides in the home for 1 - 3 years and participates in a customized transition plan, including financial counseling and savings planning. Available from Homes on the Homefront. They get homes all over the United States.
Honorably discharged veterans or retirees; Reservists and National Guard that are currently serving can apply for a home through the Homes on the Homefront program. Priority will be given to veterans who are within 7 years of discharge. However, all veterans that served honorably are eligible to app | | Macomb County Habitat for Humanity | 34950 Little Mack Ave
Clinton Township , MI 48035
(586) 263-1540
Monday-Friday: 9am-4pm; ReStore Shop: Monday-Friday: 10am-6pm; Saturday:10am-6pm
www.macombhabitat.org
Services Provided include: A Homeowners Program where Habitat helps build a house, sells the house with a low-interest loan, provides skills to help maintain the house, and offers manageable payments; Volunteer Opportunities that include being a youth coordinator, church champion, committee member, construction support, shopper, site leader, data entry, custodial assistance, material organizer, meal preparation, and prayer support; and a ReStore Shop which is a second hand store that accepts donations for furnishings, appliances, cabinets, doors, flooring, furnaces, hardware, lumber, sinks/tubs, toilets, and home decor.
2 Restore shop locations: 46660 Van Dyke Shelby Twp MI 48317 and 23211 Van Dyke Warren MI 48089.
For the Homeownership Program the individual must 1) make a minimum of $23,000 annual salary, 2)currently live in substandard housing, and 3)be willing to complete 250 volunteers hours. There is a $50 application processing fee. | | Macomb Homeless Coalition | 196 N Rose St
Suite 28
Mt. Clemens, Michigan 48043
(586) 213-5757
Walk-ins: Mon-Fri: 9am-4pm; Calls: Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm
https://www.macombhomelesscoalition.com/
Assists with at-risk & homeless seeking housing. Assists with 1st months rent (if qualifies). Assists with up to 3 months of rent (if qualifies) during inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment.
Emergency Shelters,Transitional Housing,Specialized Housing Programs,Youth Services,Homeless Prevention Program,Emergency Support Services,Family Support Services,Supportive Case Management
| | Military Warriors |
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(210) 615-8973
http://www.militarywarriors.org/contact
A mortgage-free home in order to assist transition to civilian life is available to qualified combat-wounded veterans. After a period of stewardship, the home is then deeded to the combat-wounded veterans. Homes are available in multiple locations nationwide. Available from Military Warriors Support Foundation, (210) 615-8973 or visit: http://www.militarywarriors.org/contact
qualified combat-wounded veterans | | Mt. Clemens Housing Commission | 50 Church St
Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 (corner of Church & Gratiot)
(586) 468-1434
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Public low-income housing units in Mt Clemens, 288 Family and Senior Citizen units. Need not be a Mt. Clemens or Macomb County resident to qualify. Units may have a waiting list. Call for application information.
Provides services to anyone who meets low income guidelines. No fee. | | North Action Center | 30375 Clark Street
New Haven, MI 48048
(586) 749-5146
They are open a limited amount of weekdays
www.macombcountymi.gov/mccsa
Services Provided include: Utility assistance, water bill assistance, including WRAP (water residential assistance program), rental/mortgage assistance, supplemental food programs registration, transportation for medical appointments, weatherization program registration, tax preparation, financial empowerment.
Areas served: Armada, Bruce Twp., Chesterfield (n. of 23 mile), Lenox, Macomb Twp. (n. of 23 mile), Memphis, New Baltimore (n. of 23 mile), New Haven, Ray, Richmond, Romeo, Shelby Twp. (n. of 23 mile), and Washington Twp.
Provides services to families, individuals, senior citizens and disabled persons. Applicants must be Macomb County residents meeting program guidelines. All households seeking assistance are required to provide documentation to determine eligibility. | | Oakland Livingston Human Services Agency (OLHSA) | 196 Cesar E. Chavez Ave.
Pontiac, MI 48342
(248) 935-9834
Macomb, Oakland, Livingston, Shiawassee, Washtenaw, Genesee
(Serves veteran families who live in Macomb and plan to move to one of the
other counties listed above or they live in any of the counties above and plan to
move to Macomb County.)
The Case Manager for Macomb is mobile and will meet the veteran at a location
convenient for the veteran.
Must be a veteran | | P.A.T.H. (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness) | First Resources N / Liberties
program is offered through, two agencies
(586) 469-6210; (586) 777-8094
First North: M-F: 8:30am - 5pm; Liberties: M-Th, 10am-5pm; F, 3pm-8pm
PATH provides assistance in locating appropriate housing for individuals and families who qualify. PATH can also provide some financial assistance for placement costs and can help to secure furniture and other necessary household items. PATH provides referrals and links consumers to other appropriate agencies such as the Department of Human Services, Social Security, Michigan Works, SMART Transportation, local food banks, and any other programs that might be needed to ensure a successful transition. ***QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE PATH PROGRAM: Individuals MUST BE HOMELESS. Individuals must be able to provide documentation verifying his or her homelessness. Individuals MUST HAVE A CHRONIC AND PERSISTENT MENTAL ILLNESS and must be willing to engage in treatment for that illness. Individuals must possess appropriate skills and MUST BE CLINICALLY ABLE TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY. Individuals MUST HAVE A SECURED INCOME or must be able to provide documentation that he or she will have income within 30 days of acceptance. Individuals MUST BE COOPERATIVE WITH TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS made by their current treatment team, as well as the PATH Housing Specialist*** If you have a consumer who may qualify for the PATH program, or if you would like more information, please contact: Connie Lasher, MCCMH Housing Specialist (586-469-6152), or Diane at Liberties (586-777-8094). Along with PATH, a Rapid Rehousing Grant that provides similar services as PATH is offered, as well as the SOAR Program which helps PATH eligible participants who have no income and are unable to work due to their psychiatric issues. SOAR assists them in completing a Social Security Application.
PATH provides assistance to individuals and families in Macomb County who are homeless, mentally ill, and have a secured income. No Fee for service. | | South Action Center | 11370 Hupp Avenue
Warren, MI 48089
(586) 759-9150
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5:00pm
www.macombcountymi.gov/mccsa
Services Provided include: Utility assistance, water bill assistance, including WRAP (water residential assistance program), rental/mortgage assistance, supplemental food programs registration, transportation for medical appointments, weatherization program registration, tax preparation, financial empowerment.
Areas served: Roseville, Center Line, Eastpointe, and Warren.
Provides services to families, individuals, senior citizens and disabled persons. Applicants must be Macomb County residents meeting program guidelines. All households seeking assistance are required to provide documentation to determine eligibility. | | The Alabaster Gift | Confidential
TAG Drop In Center
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586-453-7129
Wednesdays 1pm-5pm; Fridays 4pm-8pm
www.thealabastergift.org
Services provided for women:
-18 and older
-Currently or previously involved in labor and/or sexual exploitation.
-Selling themselves/prostitution
-Being trafficked/forced (Pimp, controller,boyfriend,etc)
OFFERS: Food, clothing, Hygiene care, Individualized care, Connection to additional support resources such as: Medical, Mental Health, Dental, Permanent and/or temporary recovery housing placement.
Must be 18 and older | | Travelers Aid Society | 1150 Griswold (Suite 1800)
Detroit, MI 48226
(313) 962-6740 (Main Office)
Main Office: Monday - Thursday: 8:30am - 5:00pm, Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm;
www.traverlersaiddetroit.org
Provides assistance with problems Offers Crisis Services, long and short term counseling to victims of Domestic violence. Offers low income housing. In 2018 will offer rental assistance.
Provides services to anyone. | | TTI (Training & Treatment Innovations) | 1225 E. Big Beaver Rd.
Troy, MI 48083
(866) 787-6734
Macomb, Oakland, Jackson, Saginaw, Lapeer and Genesee Counties (Serves veteran families who live in Macomb and plan to move to one of the other counties listed above or if they live in any of the counties above and who plan to move to Macomb County.)
The Case Manager for Macomb is moble and will meet the veteran at the location convenient for the veteran.
Must be a veteran | | Veterans Constructing Communities Foundation | 27735 Jefferson Ave.
St. Clair Shores, MI 48081
586.777.2115 313.737.5428
(VCCF) Veterans Constructing Communities Foundation is a Michigan registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created to serve veterans of all war eras, their families and surviving spouses’ housing needs.
VCCF introduced the first housing project for the medically fragile and cognitive impaired. As we grow this model, we will also introduce various housing options from single family homes to aging in place in their own living environment.
VCCF works closely with a multitude of human resource service providers, nonprofits organizations and governmental agencies to help meet the needs of the veterans. These collaborative efforts help sustain their success, no matter what stage of housing is needed.
Assistance in locating home care for a veteran and/or their spouse, including direct care for activities of daily living, coordination of other care such as skilled care, assistance with applying for veteran Aids and Attendance, Veteran’s Improved Pension is available from the Vets Constructing Communities Foundation, (313) 737-5428.
Must be a veteran | | Vets.gov |
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vets.gov
Free VA welcome Kit. Veterans can apply for:
disability benefits,
healthy care benefits,
education benefits,
housing assistance,
careers and employment,
life insurance,
pension benefits,
burians memorials,
Veteran | | Volunteers of America Michigan | 21415 Civic Center Dr.
Suite 306
Southfield, MI 48076 (between Lahser and the Lodge)
(248) 945-0101
Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
www.voami.org
Services provided include: Shelter in Lansing. Shelter for MALE Veterans in Detroit and Warren. In Lansing there is a Kitchen Feed the Needy. HOUSING PROGRAM for low income seniors and disabled that offers available units in Clinton Twp, Redford, Detroit, Pontiac, River Rouge, Buena Vista Township, Benton Harbor, and Battle Creek area; Opportunities to VOLUNTEER, to DONATE (autos or property), and to provide HOLIDAY HELP to a needy family. Families in need can apply for HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE online only at www.adoptafamilymichigan.org
Provides services to the needy. No fees. | | |