Working families, students, seniors, veterans, people with disabilities and others living on fixed or low-incomes rely on having homes that they can afford. Increasingly, our neighbors, friends and loved ones are making decisions that no one should ever have to make to pay rent – like going without medicines, food and adequate child care.

Since 1989, the Housing Alliance has promoted safe, decent, accessible, affordable housing and healthy communities for homeless and low-income people through advocacy, education, leadership development and civic engagement.