Next Steps

To learn more about housing:

• Housing Benefits 101 (HB101) has excellent information on most housing programs offered in Minnesota.
• HousingLink provides information on available housing in Minnesota's Twin Cities Metro Area and contact information for local housing authorities.
• Get information about what the Crisis Housing Assistance Program offers and how to apply.
• Click here for foreclosure counseling services and related assistance.
• If you can't find what you're looking for or have questions, Chat with a Hub expert
• Learn more about Housing Benefits on Housing Benefits 101.

To apply for Section 8 housing programs or Public Housing, contact local public housing authorities or Housing Redevelopment Authorities (HRAs). Or, if you live in the Twin Cities Metro Area, you can check HousingLink's map.

To apply for Minnesota Supplemental Aid (MSA), go to MNbenefits or file a paper application.

To find out if you are eligible for the Housing Support (formerly Group Residential Housing) program, contact your county or tribal human services office. Before you can begin getting Housing Support funds, the county human service agency must approve your placement in a Housing Support setting.

To get HOPWA rental assistance you should ask your HIV case manager for a referral. Learn more about HOPWA.

When you have questions or need help, use Chat with a Hub expert. This feature connects you to a DB101 Expert using live chat, phone, or secure email. Anything you talk about is private.

Chat with a Hub expert to:

• Understand your current benefits
• Get help using DB101.org
• Connect to resources
• Plan next steps

The Minnesota Disability Law Center (MDLC) provides free assistance to people with civil legal issues related to their disability. Call the MDLC Intake Line at 1-612-334-5970 (Twin Cities metro area), 1-800-292-4150 (Greater Minnesota), or 1-612-332-4668 (TTY).