Resources
Income Based Housing Resources
Income Based Housing Resources
At Monroe Housing Commission, we understand that access to affordable housing is only one part of creating stability. Residents and community members may sometimes need additional assistance with rent, utilities, essential expenses, or other challenges.
We’ve gathered helpful Income Based Housing Resources and community organizations to make it easier to find assistance and connect with programs serving Monroe and Monroe County.
The Lansing Housing Commission (LHC) is committed to the development and management of quality, affordable, and fair housing options in a compassionate, healthy, and safe way. LHC will deliver impactful resident services while maintaining the highest performance standards and outcomes.
Rental Assistance Resources
If you are having difficulty paying your rent, assistance may be available through local or state programs based on your household circumstances and eligibility.
These programs are separate from Monroe Housing Commission, but they may provide additional support to qualifying individuals and families.
Utility Assistance
Help may be available for eligible households struggling with utility expenses. Assistance programs can help qualifying residents access resources for essential household services.
Michigan Department of Health & Human Services
The Michigan Department of Health & Human Services (MDHHS) provides access to a variety of assistance programs for eligible Michigan residents.
Residents seeking additional support can connect with MDHHS to learn more about available programs and determine what assistance they may qualify to receive.
Monroe County Opportunity Program
Monroe County Opportunity Program (MCOP) is an important community resource for individuals and families throughout Monroe County.
Residents looking for additional assistance can connect with MCOP to learn more about available programs and services.
United Way
United Way can help connect individuals and families with community programs, services, and other forms of assistance.
If you’re unsure where to begin looking for help, United Way may be a useful resource for identifying programs available within the community.
Resources for Those Experiencing Homelessness
Individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability may have access to local shelters and community organizations that can provide additional assistance.
Monroe Housing Commission is committed to making it easier for community members to find the appropriate resources and organizations when they need help.
Find the Resources You Need
Finding the right Income Based Housing Resources can make it easier to navigate periods of financial or housing uncertainty. We encourage residents and community members to explore these resources and contact the appropriate organization directly for information about eligibility, availability, and services.
Please note that outside organizations and assistance programs operate independently from Monroe Housing Commission. Program requirements and availability may change.