The Housing and Services Resource Center (HSRC) was created to serve people working in organizations and systems that provide housing, homelessness, health, independent living, and other supportive services that help people live successfully and stably in the community. This site offers information and tools for developing cross-sector partnerships, fostering community collaboration, and using innovative strategies.
Focus Areas
Explore accessible, affordable, fair housing; homelessness; supportive services; tribal housing; and housing transitions
Models
Use these guides, examples, practices, and more to help you build, adapt, and grow partnerships across sectors
Tools
Find tools to support action, including data, reports, directories, training, toolkits, and funding information
What's New
Check this page regularly for our latest news and updates on webinars, tools, and technical assistance
The HSRC is part of a partnership between the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to make community living a reality for all. This partnership will expand accessible, affordable housing; help people exit homelessness; improve home and community-based services; and address the institutional bias in America's long-term care system.
Home Modification and Assistive Technology (AT)
Interested in how home modification and AT maximize independence in the home for people of all ages? Watch How Can Home Modification and Assistive Technology Support Independent Living at Home?and Strategies for Professionals to Increase Home Modification and Assistive Technology Awarenessfor best practices.
Smart Home Technology Solutions for Individuals With Accessibility Needs Webinar
Equipping a home with smart home technologies specifically designed to enhance its safety and efficacy can help increase independence and autonomy for older adults and people with disabilities. Watch the webinarto learn more about models, resources, and best practices for smart homes.
How AAAs & CILs Support Housing Stability
This video series shares how area agencies on aging (AAAs) and centers for independent living (CILs) build bridges between aging, disability, housing, and health care through innovative partnerships to support older adults and people with disabilities’ housing stability. Watch the video series.
Issue Briefs
Based on the 2024 HSPA activities, these issue briefs offer information and models to facilitate state program development supporting people with disabilities and older adults who are homeless or at risk of experiencing homelessness. Learn More Here