The Housing and Services Resource Center 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 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 Center 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.
Advancing Housing, Health, & Social Care Partnerships Conference
On June 26-27, 2024, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) hosted a conference for participants of the ACL-funded Housing and Services Partnership Accelerator. View recordings of livestreamed sessions.
Housing and Services Partnership Accelerator (HSPA) Webinar Series
This new three-part webinar series highlights state innovations and cross-sector collaborations to improve the coordination of housing assistance and wrap-around services and supports. Find more information and relevant links.
Supporting Older Adults Experiencing Homelessness
Training Opportunity: Try this self-paced online course that will introduce learners to the unique challenges faced by older adults experiencing homelessness, with a focus on individuals with substance use disorders or serious mental illness. View the course description and materials.
New Mainstream Voucher Flexibilities From HUD
HUD's guidance creates new opportunities for ACL’s networks to partner with public housing agencies to support people transitioning from institutional settings to homes in the community and to help people avoid moving to institutions in the first place. Read the announcement.