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Explore help with rent and housing expenses. Contact the program to confirm whether applications are open.
Search listingsFind public housing agencies, voucher information and affordable-housing starting points.
Search listingsFind shelter directories and housing-support routes. Confirm space and intake arrangements directly.
Search listingsFind legal-aid routes for housing questions, notices and tenant concerns.
Search listingsConnect with housing-counseling information and official agency finders.
Search listingsExplore assistance with energy costs and keeping essential household services connected.
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Showing published resources from across the Network.
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Churchill County, Nevada
Request general assistance, rent and utility help, indigent services, or homeless housing assistance.
Who qualifies: Churchill County residents. Program eligibility and available funding vary.
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Clark County, Nevada
Find Clark County assistance for housing expenses, transportation, adult care, homelessness, and other basic needs.
Who qualifies: Clark County residents facing financial hardship or other covered needs. Eligibility varies by program.
Clark, Nevada
Review Clark County financial assistance for qualifying housing and housing-related expenses.
Who qualifies: Clark County households that meet current Financial Assistance program rules. Assistance frequency and amount depend on household circumstances and county criteria.
United States
HUD's nationwide housing-counseling network includes participating agencies that advise renters and other housing consumers.
Who qualifies: Renters and other housing consumers seeking counseling; services, languages, fees, and eligibility vary by participating agency.
United States
HUD provides weekly updated contact information for local public housing agencies that administer public-housing and Housing Choice Voucher services.
Who qualifies: People seeking public-housing or voucher information; eligibility and waitlists are determined by the local public housing agency.
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Search for shelter, homeless-assistance and related community resources by location.
Who qualifies: People seeking homelessness or community-resource information. Individual providers set intake criteria and capacity.
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Understand Housing Choice Voucher eligibility and how to apply through a local housing authority.
Who qualifies: Low-income households may qualify under HUD and local PHA rules. Income, family size, citizenship or eligible immigration status and other program requirements…
United States
Search HUD-linked affordable housing and housing resources near a location.
Who qualifies: Anyone may use the public resource locator. Individual properties and programs set eligibility and application requirements.
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Find a HUD-participating housing counseling agency for independent housing guidance.
Who qualifies: People seeking housing counseling. Availability, counseling topic and any fees depend on the participating agency and service.
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Review the official route for reporting alleged housing discrimination to HUD.
Who qualifies: People who believe they have been or will be harmed by housing discrimination or other covered housing civil-rights violations. HUD determines jurisdiction…
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Humboldt County, Nevada
Request local assistance, case coordination, and referrals for Humboldt County residents.
Who qualifies: Humboldt County residents. Eligibility and available assistance vary by program.
Nevada
Find Nevada help for housing, food, health care, transportation, utilities, families, seniors, and disability services.
Who qualifies: Open to Nevada residents and service providers. Individual referred programs set their own eligibility rules.
Nevada
Use Nevada Housing Division information to identify the housing authority responsible for rental assistance.
Who qualifies: Nevada residents seeking rental-assistance information. The responsible housing authority determines program eligibility and waitlist access.
Washoe, Nevada
Find free civil legal services, clinics and self-help support in Washoe County and Northern Nevada.
Who qualifies: Program-specific income, geography, issue, age or other criteria apply.
Nevada
Search Nevada rental listings by address, city, county, or ZIP code, including affordable housing options.
Who qualifies: Anyone may search. Eligibility and availability are determined by each property or housing program.
United States
Compare federal rental-housing programs and learn where applications are handled.
Who qualifies: Public information. Eligibility depends on the specific housing program and administering agency.
United States
Learn about USDA-supported rural rental housing and rental-assistance programs.
Who qualifies: Eligibility depends on the rural property and program. Low-income or very-low-income requirements and property-specific rules can apply.
United States
Find VA home-loan, housing-grant, foreclosure-prevention and homelessness-assistance routes.
Who qualifies: Veterans, service members and in some cases surviving spouses. Each housing program has its own service, disability, loan, income or household rules.
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Nevada
Connect Veterans in Southern Nevada with VA housing, shelter, reentry, health and homelessness-prevention services.
Who qualifies: Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the Southern Nevada VA service area. Program-specific eligibility applies.
Washoe County, Nevada
Connect with child, adult, senior, housing, homelessness, and family support services in Washoe County.
Who qualifies: Washoe County residents. Eligibility and intake routes vary by division and program.
MAKE THE NEXT STEP COUNT
A useful housing search ends with a clear contact, a service area and an application route. Keep the details you need together before reaching out.
Ask whether the program serves your address, whether it is accepting applications and how its waiting list works. A directory entry does not mean funding or a home is available today.
Use the provider’s official contact to check required documents, appointments, language access and application status. Share personal documents through the provider’s own process.
If your concern involves a notice or a housing dispute, use the legal-help route and explain any deadline when contacting the provider. This directory supplies connections, not advice about an individual case.
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