Many individuals and families have special housing needs. These special needs include altering the home, and providing the necessary support services that allow individuals to live independently.

Special needs groups include the elderly, physically and developmentally disabled individuals, veterans and the homeless. Unfortunately, many people with special needs also have fixed or low incomes.

People with special needs often have difficulty finding housing that is decent, safe, affordable, and adapted to their special needs. The high cost of providing accessible housing with necessary support services makes such housing out of reach for their limited incomes.

Fortunately, there are many local, State and Federal agencies have programs that can help provide these special housing needs.

Senior Citizens

Seniors and the elderly experience changing housing needs and choices as income limits, health concerns and other considerations affect their lifestyle. Learn more about programs to address the special needs of senior citizens...

Veterans

Many Federal and State programs provide financial assistance and other resources to help with housing and other special needs of America's veterans and active duty military personnel. Find out more about these programs and resources for veterans...

People With Disabilities

While most people prefer to live independently in their homes, this is not always easy for the disabled. Many local organizations can help. (Find out more about programs and resources for the disabled...)

Homeless

Homelessness affects many families. If you are homeless, or in danger of becoming homeless, help is available! Learn about programs and resources for the homeless...