Best Housing Association Tucson Near Me

4worldlovers: Downtown Motor Lodge Apartments | Community Living for veterans and low-income households

Glenstone Village Apartments | Community Living for people choosing to live in recovery from substance use

4worldlovers:
Southwest Fair Housing Council (SWFHC) was established to stop housing discrimination and to help those who have experienced it stand up for their rights. The Fair Housing Act was established in 1968 to prevent unfair housing deals based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, or whether you have kids or not.

And depending on where you live in Arizona, you might also be protected if you're discriminated against because of your sexual orientation, gender identity, ancestry, age, or marital status.


SWFHC is here to make sure everyone has a fair shot at finding a place to call home. If you feel you have been a victim of housing discrimination please visit our FAQ page.

If you believe you have experienced housing discrimination, please contact SWFHC.

We provide a wide range of classes tailored to various roles in the housing industry.

4worldlovers: SAAF’S MISSION IS TO PROMOTE HEALTH, WELL-BEING, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR THOSE LIVING WITH HIV, LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS, AND COMMUNITIES MARGINALIZED BY SOCIETY.

Dealing with a positive diagnosis and coming to terms with the challenges of living with HIV/AIDS may not be easy. But you don’t have to face it alone.

Our Early Intervention Specialists will help to identify your immediate needs.

PREP is a Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP). It’s a pill you take once a day to help prevent HIV infection.

While PEP is given to an HIV-negative person who has had a possible recent exposure to HIV.

A SAAF space for youth who are just looking for a place that provides support, positive identity development, opportunity for growth, and the ability to safely connect with other LGBTQ+ and their allied peers.

Ingrained in SAAF’s history and success have been strong partnerships with community organizations, individuals, and volunteers.

Indicated that their participation in Eon resulted in sustained or increased sense of safety or well being.

Who live with HIV/AIDS in Southern Arizona were served by SAAf

I love working here because everyone can be themselves without judgement. SAAF feels like home.

I'm involved with SAAF to fight against stigma. To fight against hate. Because a family member experienced both

Every person that starts PrEP is a step in the right direction to ending the HIV epidemic and I will not stop doing this work until we have.

4worldlovers:

Milagro = Miracles. It took many miracles for us to make Milagro Cohousing, our dream community, a reality. We’re proud to have planned and built an award-winning cohousing community of 28 energy efficient, passive solar, adobe homes on a 43-acre site in the Tucson mountains – just twelve minutes from downtown Tucson, Arizona. And, we are committed to sustaining our green design community in a manner that is friendly to people and the earth.

In 2022 Milagro Cohousing, following its commitment to lower our collective carbon emissions implemented a project to install six charging ports for residents with electric cars. We applied for, and received a grant from Tucson Electric Power to subsidize the installation.


We are the members of a multigenerational cohousing community on Tucson's west side adjacent to the Tucson Mountain foothills who share a common vision of living together in community in a manner that respects the beautiful and fragile Sonoran Desert in which we live.


We are a child-friendly community with indoor and outdoor children's play areas and a swimming pool. Our community's interior spaces are pedestrian-only and safe for children.


We are a self-managed community. We work, play, and celebrate together; volunteer to serve on committees, task forces, and perform necessary tasks; meet regularly as a community; and make decisions by consensus.


We are an environmentally designed community featuring: adobe block homes with passive solar orientation, rooftop passive solar hot water heaters, a wetlands wastewater treatment system that recycles the water coming from our homes and provides underground irrigation inside our community, water cisterns, a permaculture interior design with citrus and pomegranate trees, a community garden, a water permeable parking lot, and an environmentally-friendly road. About half of our homeowners have installed rooftop photovoltaic solar panels and we recently added rooftop panels on our common house.


We are a lush desert oasis surrounded by mountains only 12 minutes away from downtown Tucson and the University of Arizona.


At the heart of the community sits the 3600 square foot Common House. Much of it consists of a spacious hall for meeting or eating. There is a library room with a firepace for reading, small gatherings or movies, a kids’ playroom, a large well-equipped kitchen, storage rooms, laundry room and drying yard. The set-up in the common house allows us to hold family, community and larger neighborhood events throughout the year.


Around the Common House is a paved area, grape arbor, grass circle, butterfly garden, outdoor chairs and tables, and jungle gyms as well as our community swimming pool with shaded area.


Our kid-friendly, salt-water, solar heated pool is 40 x 16 feet and no deeper than 4 ft. It’s very popular in the summer months and we close it down for the coldest months to save energy.


A basketball hoop provides practice space for young and older hoop shooters.


A playhouse, swings and jungle gyms provide play space for our youngest members.


The lush basins fronting our homes are designed to catch rainwater and prevent runoff. Our underground recycled wastewater irrigation system ensures enough water for the many plants and trees - both native and fruit-bearing - in those basins.


The main walkway between our two rows of houses is flanked by gardens maintained and enjoyed by the community as a whole. There are flowers, trees for shade and fruit, a central lawn and play structures for the kids.

Our community vegetable garden near the entry gate has three raised beds for growing organic vegetables.


Our community workshop contains the tools, supplies, equipment, and workspace for community and individual homeowner projects.


Expansive, scenic views across the Camino de Oeste Wash and beyond to five mountain ranges surrounding Tucson!


One of the miracles for which we are named is finding 43 acres of undeveloped land within 12 minutes of downtown Tucson.

Other developers had been thwarted by the challenges of providing access to the property for residents and utilities, and of dealing with wastewater. The "power of many" allowed us to successfully work through these challenges.


Through rezoning and variances we were able to cluster our homes on 8 acres of private homes and community facilities, leaving 35 acres for undisturbed open space.

4worldlovers:
Have questions about buying a home? Looking to take required Homebuyer Education Classes in English or Spanish? We are offering services via phone and digital communication.


See if you qualify for a Down Payment Assistance homebuyer program for THOUSANDS of dollars towards your home purchase. All services are via phone and digital communication.


FHR owns and manages six affordable multi-family rental properties. Our property staff are committed to providing up to date resource and support information to inform and educate our tenants.


What are the disadvantages to renting versus owning? How do I build and maintain good credit What should I expect at closing? FHR offers Free Homebuyer Education Classes in English for anyone who has questions about the homebuying process.


Family Housing Resources (FHR) offers down payment and closing costs assistance programs designed to educate and counsel first-time* low and moderate income homebuyers in purchasing an affordable home. The availability of assistance depends upon funding opportunities at the time.

FHR Housing Counselors provide potential homebuyers with individualized guidance in a comfortable one-on-one setting. Get help disputing any errors on your credit report, formulating a budget, determining what is the best loan for you, preparing you for closing on your home, and more!

I was so touched when I found out that you had located funds to help me buy my first home. You guys will forever have a place in my heart for helping me (someone you didn’t even know) to purchase a life-long dream. I can’t thank you enough!

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you SO much for talking to us all about how to better our lives. Your knowledge, your expertise, and your enthusiasm were heard and felt loud and clear. You are so inspiring–you give me hope!