- Your Own PlaceHousing that does not include services. You can separately arrange for services.
- Owning a HomeServices and benefits can help people with disabilities and seniors buy and live in their own homes.
- Condos and Co-OpsCondos and co-ops are types of housing in which the residents share ownership.
- Renting a PlaceAnyone can rent a market-rate rental unit. Some programs can help you pay for it.
- Living with Other PeopleLiving with others can be a strategy for saving money. Explore the pros and cons.
- Housing That Includes ServicesHousing that is connected to services such as meals, cleaning, or on-site nursing.
- Supportive HousingPeople who are homeless for a long time may be able to find affordable housing that includes services they need.
- Adult Foster CareAdult Foster Care is housing where one to five individuals with disabilities and seniors each live in their own bedrooms and get services from an on-site caregiver.
- Board and LodgeBoard and Lodge is housing for 5 or more people. Some sites offer services.
- Assisted LivingAssisted living is a type of housing that provides services on site. You can get similar services in your own home.
- Nursing Homes and Other Long-Term Care FacilitiesLong-term care facilities are for people who need 24-hour skilled nursing.
- Group HomesDifferent types of housing for seniors and people with disabilities are sometimes called group homes. Learn what these different types of housing are officially called and how they work.
- Help Tied to Certain LocationsPrograms that make specific housing units more affordable.
- Public HousingPublic housing is government-owned rentals for people with low income.
- Project-Based Voucher (PBV) ProgramProject-based voucher units are privately owned rentals that are only for people with low income.
- More Project-Based Housing for Seniors and People with DisabilitiesSome housing developments are only for seniors and people with disabilities who have low income.
- Housing Support (formerly Group Residential Housing)The Housing Support (formerly Group Residential Housing) program helps people pay for housing in certain locations.
- Going from Housing Support to MSA Housing AssistanceGet info about switching from Housing Support (formerly GRH) to MSA Housing Assistance and see how to do it if you get Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).
- Help in Other LocationsPrograms that help pay for housing in any privately owned building.
- Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) ProgramThe Section 8 housing choice voucher program helps people with low income pay for privately owned rental housing.
- Bridges Rental AssistanceBridges helps low-income people with serious mental illness pay for privately owned rental housing.
- Housing Trust Fund (HTF) Rental AssistanceHTF Rental Assistance is a state program that helps low-income people pay for rental housing.
- Family Unification ProgramThe Family Unification Program helps pay for housing for former foster youth and families that might otherwise be forced apart.
- MSA Housing AssistanceMSA Housing Assistance gives extra cash to some people who get MSA and can't afford their housing.
- Going from Housing Support to MSA Housing AssistanceGet info about switching from Housing Support (formerly GRH) to MSA Housing Assistance and see how to do it if you get Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).
- ServicesServices can improve your quality of life wherever you live.
- Coordinated Entry for Homeless ServicesThe Coordinated Entry System (CES) helps people who are experiencing homelessness get into housing.
- Community First Services and Supports (CFSS)Community First Services and Supports (CFSS) may help you pay for a worker who can help you live in your own home.
- MA-Waiver ProgramsMA-Waiver programs help people with disabilities live in the community instead of in a facility.
- MA-Waivers: Caregiver Living ExpensesIf you qualify for an MA-Waiver program, it may help pay for the living expenses of another person who lives in the same household and helps you with an approved service.
- MA-Waivers: Integrated Community Supports (ICS)Integrated community supports are MA-Waiver services that help adults with living in the community.
- MA Housing Stabilization ServicesMA Housing Stabilization Services help people with disabilities and seniors find and keep housing.
- Getting Started with Housing Stabilization ServicesMA Housing Stabilization Services help people with disabilities and seniors find and keep housing.
- Moving Home MinnesotaMoving Home Minnesota helps people who move out of facilities and into the community.
- Services Paid for by Housing SupportIf Housing Support helps pay for your room and board, it may also cover services you need.
- Housing Support and Housing Stabilization ServicesSee what these two programs have in common and how they are different, and learn about how they interact for people who get both.
- Assistive Technology (AT)Assistive technology can help you live independently.
- Coordinated Entry for Homeless Services
- Other ProgramsSome housing programs might help you if you are in a certain situation.
- HUD Homeless ProgramsFederally funded programs help people who are homeless find and pay for housing and get support services.
- Veterans Housing ProgramsPrograms and agencies help veterans find and pay for housing.
- Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)HOPWA helps people living with HIV/AIDS pay for housing.
- Rural HousingLoans, grants, and rental assistance can make rural housing affordable and safe.
- Tribal HousingA wide variety of housing benefits may be available to American Indians living in Minnesota.
- HUD Homeless Programs
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