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Low-income housing provides housing opportunities for a limited number of qualified people unable to afford ever-rising rental rates. There are two main types of low-income housing:

  • Public Housing: Housing units managed by the local housing authority offering affordable rentals to low-income households. The units are priced based on a percentage of one’s income.
  • Section 8: A program that provides subsidies or vouchers to make up the difference between an area’s rental rates and what low-income families can actually afford. These vouchers can be used in any housing unit where Section 8 is accepted.
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All Low-Income Housing Resources

Low-income housing provides housing opportunities for a limited number of qualified people unable to afford ever-rising rental rates. There are two main types of low-income housing:

  • Public Housing: Housing units managed by the local housing authority offering affordable rentals to low-income households. The units are priced based on a percentage of one’s income.
  • Section 8: A program that provides subsidies or vouchers to make up the difference between an area’s rental rates and what low-income families can actually afford. These vouchers can be used in any housing unit where Section 8 is accepted.

Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8, Subsidized Housing)

(920) 498-3737 (920) 498-3737

Integrated Community Solutions (ICS)

ADDRESS

2605 S Oneida St, Ste 106
Green Bay, WI 54304

PHONE

(920) 498-3737

WEBSITE

www.ics-gb.org

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Indianhead Community Action Agency

(715) 532-4222 (715) 532-4222

Legal Assistance for victims in partnership with Embrace. Tuesday and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Hours may vary depending on the season).

Supportive Services for Veterans (SSVF) promotes housing stability for very low-income Veteran families who reside in, or are transiting to permanent housing. Services include outreach, case management, and temporary financial assistance.

ADDRESS

1000 College Ave W
Ladysmith, WI 54848

PHONE

(715) 532-4222

(715) 532-5594

WEBSITE

www.indianheadcaa.org

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Barron · 715-537-6225 | Ladysmith · 715-532-2176
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