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Housing Programs in United States
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Housing Programs sector based in United States. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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2life Communities
2Life has been at the heart of positive change in the affordable senior housing ecosystem since 1965, with our residents at the center of everything we do. Our mission is to ensure that all seniors have the opportunity to thrive. To that end, we develop, own, operate, and provide supportive services to every one of our communities. In all we do, we advocate for and empower older adults to age with purpose and joy, meeting the integrated needs of seniors guided by our shared values of lovingkindness, community, and repairing the world. To learn more, please visit 2LifeCommunities.org.
51 to 200 staff
Houston Housing Authority
Our mission is to improve lives by providing quality, affordable housing options and promoting education and economic self-sufficiency. The Houston Housing Authority provides affordable homes and services to more than low-income Houstonians, including over families housed through the Housing Choice Voucher Program, 4,200 living in 19 public housing and tax credit developments, and an additional 716 in project-based voucher developments around the city. HHA also administers one of the nation's largest voucher programs exclusively serving homeless veterans. The Agency does more than provide safe, affordable homes. We also offer a host of programs to help public housing residents and voucher holders increase their education, live healthier lives, and reach their economic goals. Whether through an HHA-funded activity like the Family Self-Sufficiency Program (FSS) or our affiliate nonprofit Houston Housing Resources Inc, the Agency strives to provide the low-income Houstonians we serve with a full menu of opportunities to help them achieve their goals.
51 to 200 staff
Clare Housing
Clare Housing’s mission is to provide a continuum of affordable and supportive housing options that create healing communities and optimize the health of people living with HIV/AIDS. Inequity in housing access and housing instability are linked with HIV: People living with HIV experience a higher probability of housing loss and instability due to the disabling and impoverishing effects of HIV. Similarly, the experience of homelessness increases the risk of HIV infection. People experiencing homelessness have HIV rates as much as 16 times higher than those who are stably housed. There is no cure for HIV, but medications if taken daily can reduce the virus to the point where it is no longer transmittable. Getting and keeping an undetectable viral load is the best way for people living with HIV to stay healthy and protect others. We opened our first community care home in 1987 for individuals needing end-of-life care resulting from HIV/AIDS. Today, we are the largest provider of HIV-specific housing in Minnesota, serving about 300 individuals each year. We house and serve people who are usually excluded from other housing options. By providing safe, low-barrier supportive housing, we have helped thousands of people living with HIV to find a sense of belonging and community and take steps towards wholeness. So many of our Clare Housing residents have told us they’ve been able to get sober, or reconnect with family, or volunteer or get a job, or start taking essential medications—because of the stability they now have. Supportive housing is also good for our entire community. Among countless other benefits, supportive housing saves money by reducing the need for expensive emergency medical care and other crisis services. Learn more by attending a virtual HIV & Homelessness 101 session.
51 to 200 staff
Ocean's Harbor House
Ocean’s Harbor House is committed to its core mission of serving vulnerable populations by providing housing and essential supports to young people through The SHORE House (Supportive Housing Opportunities through Restoration and Encouragement) Residential Program, Our Out-Client Day Services, our Intensive Street Outreach, and comprehensive Aftercare.
11 to 50 staff
Housing Assistance
Housing Assistance Corporation delivers housing services and programs that ensures all on Cape Cod and the Islands have access to safe, secure, decent housing. We are inspired by the children that we serve and work to build a strong, healthy and diverse community that they will one day inherit. We are guided by a deep respect for our clients, colleagues and the planet we share.
51 to 200 staff
Allegheny County Housing Authority
Allegheny County, located in Western Pennsylvania, has a population of 1.3 million persons living in 130 municipalities within 731 square miles. Centered within the county is the city of Pittsburgh. The Allegheny County Housing Authority owns and manages 3,300 units, administers over vouchers, has three HOPE VI developments and 22 mixed finance properties. Located in Western Pennsylvania Has a population of 1.3 million persons living in 130 municipalities within 731 square miles ACHA owns & manages over 3,300 dwelling units ACHA administers over housing vouchers ACHA owns three (3) HOPE VI developments ACHA is partnered in twenty-two (22) mixed-finance properties
51 to 200 staff
Chester Housing Authority
The Chester Housing Authority (CHA) provides safe, quality, and affordable housing for low and moderate-income households in Chester, Pennsylvania. CHA prioritizes integrating residents as part of the community with a focus on revitalization and development.
11 to 50 staff
Housing Authority Of Bergen County
The Housing Authority of Bergen County was established in 1964 with the goal of providing housing opportunities for low income families and older adults. Our main emphasis is the efficient management and maintenance of our affordable housing units and rental assistance programs. The Housing Authority of Bergen County is an extremely active and successful public housing agency. We are exceptionally proud of our past accomplishments and continue be creative in developing programs that create a continuum of assistance with the goal to help those struggling with housing affordability, at any level, while providing housing opportunities for all with the ultimate goal of family self-sufficiency.
51 to 200 staff
Mhp Massachusetts Housing Partnership
The Massachusetts Housing Partnership (MHP) is a public, non-profit organization that expands access to affordable housing and promotes housing equity in communities across the Commonwealth. Founded in 1985, MHP is now a 70+ employee organization that has delivered $6.5 billion in below-market bank financing for affordable housing and currently has $1.2 billion in assets under management. Since its founding, MHP has provided financing or technical assistance in nearly every city and town across the Commonwealth. This includes financing for the creation of more than 33,500 affordable rental homes and assistance to over 25,700 low- and moderate-income first-time homebuyers through the groundbreaking ONE Mortgage program. MHP's Center for Housing Data built award-winning online tools that are helping cities and towns plan for housing growth, envision more inclusive communities, and comply with the MBTA Communities zoning law. MHP is a highly valued thought partner for housing policy and advocacy work at the local, state, and national level. Every action MHP takes — whether it's a loan, grant, professional assistance, or development of a state or local policy — has the underlying goal of expanding housing opportunities for Massachusetts residents.
51 to 200 staff
Stepping Stone Emergency Housing
Providing shelter, unique programming, and support to adults experiencing homelessness.
11 to 50 staff
Vermont State Housing Authority
The Vermont State Housing Authority's Mission is to promote and expand the supply of affordable rental and homeownership opportunities on a statewide basis. Each new endeavor will enhance or increase the organization's capacity to continue its mission and to assure the effectiveness of VSHA as a provider and administrator of affordable housing programs.
51 to 200 staff
Move Forward Mn
Founded in 1990, Move Forward is a nonprofit organization providing housing case management and mental health therapy services to youth ages 11-24 in the west metro. Homelessness prevention programs include case management, drop in and outreach services, schools to housing, and a scattered site transitional living program. Mental health services are school and community based, increasing access to quality mental health care and reducing barriers related to finances, childcare, limited social support, transportation, and stigma. The majority of participants identify with BIPOC and/or LGBTQIA+ communities and are often uninsured or underinsured. Move Forward promotes trauma-informed, person-centered, and strengths-based approaches.
11 to 50 staff
Habitat For Humanity Quad Cities
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY QUAD CITIES is a nonprofit housing organization based in Davenport, IA, serving Scott County IA and Rock Island County, IL. We are empowered by God to build and renovate homes, to revitalize our community and to restore hope. We envision a world where everyone has a decent and affordable place to live. We help make homeownership affordable through our homebuilding, home repair, and wheelchair ramp programs. We could not do what we do without the support of our amazing volunteers!
1 to 10 staff
Olive Branch Mission
OLIVE BRANCH MISSION is a company based out of 6310 S. Claremont Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60636
51 to 200 staff
Share The Self-Help And Recovery Exchange
Founded in 1993 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, SHARE, the Self-Help and Recovery Exchange serves as a vibrant community hub dedicated to fostering connection, growth, and recovery. Our Vision: SHARE! is dedicated to providing housing, rehabilitation, and renewal, guiding individuals toward lives filled with purpose and hope. We are a catalyst for transformation, shaping futures that reflect the very essence of who you are and aspire to be, where transformation happens. Our Mission: SHARE! provides a nurturing environment where individuals can honor their life stories, pursue personal growth, and embrace change by choice. Through lived experience peer support, self-help support groups and collaborative housing, we empower individuals to reinvigorate their foundational life skills and address unresolved traumas. We foster personal accountability and provide unwavering support as individuals embark on a purpose-driven journey towards life transformation. Our outcomes are who you become. As people develop skills to cope with substance use, trauma, mental health disorders, and dysfunctional relationships, people learn to better their own lives, get jobs, reconnect with family and friends and reintegrate into the community. SHARE! Programs- SHARE! Peer-run Centers in Culver City and Downtown L.A- SHARE! Collaborative Housing - SHARE! Recovery Retreat - SHARE! Peer Support Specialist Training - United Mental Health Providers (UMHP)- Veteran Peer Assistance Program (VPAN)- Volunteer-to-Job Want more Information? Visit or contact us at info@shareselfhelp.org.
51 to 200 staff
Able Inc
ABLE Inc. has served people with developmental disabilities in Southeast Minnesota for 45 years. Our services honor uniqueness and promote dignity, independence and self-esteem. Today we have 10 community and one intermediate care facility that serve over 50 people.
51 to 200 staff
Mobile Housing Authority
MHA's Mission: To create and provide safe, decent and affordable housing opportunities in communities of choice for the people we serve. MHA's Vision: To improve the quality of public housing while enriching family values and providing financial education and empowerment opportunities that will inspire residents to join the ranks of the economically self-sufficient.
51 to 200 staff
Raleigh Housing Authority
Since its inception in 1938, the Raleigh Housing Authority (RHA) has become one of the largest providers of affordable housing in Wake County. Currently, RHA owns and manages nearly affordable housing units and administers more than Housing Choice (Section 8) Vouchers. The occupancy rate for public housing averages 99% and the voucher program is 100% utilized, as of March 2025. There is a waiting list for both programs. RHA has a nine-member Board of Commissioners that provides oversight for the Authority. Under HUD’s report card called the Public Housing Assessment System, RHA has been consistently rated as a “High Performer.” The mission of the Raleigh Housing Authority is to provide safe, quality, affordable housing to low and moderate income families in the greater Raleigh community, and to promote personal responsibility and self-sufficiency of residents while maintaining the fiscal integrity of the agency.
51 to 200 staff
Rooted Life
Rooted Life is a compassionate and innovative organization operating in California, dedicated to aiding those experiencing homelessness, recovering from hospital stays, or facing housing challenges. Our mission is to guide individuals through the journey of finding and securing safe, stable homes. We provide essential services including financial assistance for initial housing costs and ongoing support to maintain stable living situations. Additionally, we offer temporary residential care for those with medical or behavioral health needs but without stable housing. Employing a scattered site housing model, Rooted Life ensures each residence is fully furnished, creating environments conducive to healing and recovery. Our commitment to these causes has established us as a beacon of hope and support in the community. Rooted Life focuses on progression, foundation and connection. We do our very best to meet people where they are, and encourage them to develop their skills and abilities, so they may live the best life possible. By providing individualized attention and compassion as an essential aspect of our home, we can better assist those living with psychiatric vulnerabilities and addictions. Our teams provide an environment where men and women can move from surviving to thriving.
1 to 10 staff
Utah Non Profit Housing Corporation
Founded in 1967, Utah Non-Profit Housing Corporation (UNPHC) is Utah’s largest non-profit developer of affordable multi-family housing. We are a 501(c)3 organization and a Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO). UNPHC has developed or acquired/rehabilitated more than 50 Family, Senior and Special Needs Properties to date, which serves in excess of 2500 households, the majority of whom make less than 20% of the area median income. More than households have been part of the Utah Non-Profit Housing family. The mission of Utah Nonprofit Housing Corporation (UNPHC) is to improve “quality of life” by providing decent, safe, affordable housing, focusing on low- and very-low-income individuals and families.
51 to 200 staff
Federal Practice Group, Llc
Federal Practice Group (FPG) uses its expertise in affordable housing to help government managers create and implement successful programs. These programs are crucial to the lives of the most vulnerable Americans; we care deeply about maximizing each program's impact while also being a good steward of taxpayer dollars. We enjoy getting to work with a variety of people at all levels of an agency, alongside leadership, management, staff, and local developers.
1 to 10 staff
Fraternity House, Inc
The mission of Fraternity House, Inc. is to provide warm and caring homes where men and women disabled by HIV/AIDS can receive comprehensive care and services in order to rebuild their health and return to independent living, or where they can spend their last days in comfort and dignity.
11 to 50 staff
Housing Collaborative
We make affordable housing easier to navigate.
11 to 50 staff
Alliance For Children And Families, Inc
We, Alliance for Children & Families, Inc. —through direct services, advocacy, education, prevention, intervention, supportive services, and the development and implementation of innovative and productive programming—are committed to empowering children, individuals and families to restore them to lives of stability, self-sufficiency and enhancement. We do this by treating all persons with dignity and respect.
11 to 50 staff
