Affordable Housing Program Comparison Matrix

  This is a general overview of 20 affordable housing programs.
It is made available for informational purposes only.
 
Shelter Plus Care
Permanent Supportive Housing Transitional Housing Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness
Acronym S+C PSH TH PATH
Program
Description
Client pays 30% of adjusted gross income for rent. Service rich. Housing subsidy for persons who are homeless disabled. Client pays 30% of adjusted gross income for rent. Long term housing. Temporary housing for homeless persons. Length of stay varies from 3 months to 18 months. Rent and services vary by program. A limited set of housing services to help persons who are homeless and have mental illness and/or substance abuse access housing.
Areas
Served
Scattered Site Scattered Site Scattered Site Scattered Site
Where to Apply At Individual Provider At Individual Provider At Individual Provider At Individual Service Provider
Estimated
Wait List
Time Frame
Up to 1-2 years Up to 1-2 Years    
Homebuyer
or Rental
Rental Rental    
Target
Population
Homeless Persons with Disabilities Homeless Persons with Disabilities Homeless persons/Various sub-populations Homeless Persons
Funding
Source
HUD/McKinny/Private Funds HUD/McKinny/Private Funds HUD/McKinny/Private Funds HUD/Mc Kinny/State Match
Program
Providers
Lighthouse PATH – 248-335-1950
TTI – 248-288-9570
Housing Plus – 248-338-7458
Community Housing Network, Inc. – 248-928-0111
TTI – 248-288-9570
Housing Plus – 248-338-7458
Community Homes – 248-336-0007
Lighthouse PATH– 248-335-1950
TTI – 248-288-9570
Completion House for Substance Abuse – 248-338-0344
Grace Centers of Hope – 248-334-2187
Common Ground Sanctuary for Youth – 248-547-2660
Salvation Army Pontiac for Substance Abuse – 248-334-2407
Agape House – 248-799-2446
TTI – 248-288-9570
New Passages – 248-668-0922
         
Emergency
Shelter
HUD
Project Based
Section 8
HUD
Tenant Based
Section 8
HUD
Section 811
Acronym ES Sec 8 Sec 8 Sec 811
Program
Description
Temporary shelter for homeless individuals and families. Length of stay varies depending on shelter; 1 to 90 days. Rental subsidy where client pays 30% of adjusted gross income. Subsidy attached to unit. Rental subsidy where client pays 30% of adjusted gross income for units in the private market. Subsidy attached to client. Rental subsidy where consumers pay 30% of adjusted gross income in units that are set for people with disabilities only. Project based.
Areas
Served
Scattered Site Scattered site Scattered site Scattered Site Oakland County
Where to Apply At Individual Shelter At each Development Public Housing Commissions Through Service Providers and Springhill
Estimated
Wait List
Time Frame
  Up to 1-2 years Up to 5-6 Years Up to 3-4 Years
Homebuyer
or Rental
  Rental Rental Rental
Target
Population
Homeless Persons Various Populations Very Low to Low income Very Low to Low Income Very Low to Low Income Persons with Disabilities
Funding
Source
HUD/McKinny/Private HUD HUD HUD
Program
Providers
South Oakland Shelter – 248-546-6566
Grace Centers of Hope – 248-334-2187
Common Ground Sanctuary for Youth – 248-547-2660
HAVEN for Domestic Violence – 248-334-1284
Place of Hope Warming Center – 248-332-6101
See Subsidized housing list
Ferndale Public Housing – 248-547-9500
Pontiac Public Housing – 248-338-4551
Ferndale Public Housing – 248-547-9500
Pontiac Public Housing – 248-338-4551
Royal Oak Public Housing – 248-546-8599
Southfield Public Housing – 248-354-9100
Plymouth Public Housing – 734-455-3670
MSHDA Oakland County List – 586-566-3732
Madison Heights Housing – 248-583-0843
Royal Oak Township Public Housing – 248-398-8101
Springhill Housing- 248-928-0111
Placement through OCCMHA Core Providers.
Morc – 248-276-8000
TTI – 248-288-9570
CNS – 248-745-4900
Easter Seals – 248-372-6800
         
HUD
Section 202
Low Income
Housing
Tax Credits
Community
Development
Block Grant