Helpful Resources

Welcome to our Raleigh Housing Authority resource page which provides information on resources and programs that may help you and your family achieve your goals. The Agency aims to provide resources that enhances and improves the economic and/or social conditions of every resident. If you have specific questions or would like to request additional resources be added to this page, please contact the Resident Services Coordinator at (919) 508-1202.

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Housing Referral Services / Coordinated Care:

Budgeting:

Childcare:

Continuing Education:

COVID-19:

Employment:

Entrepreneurship:

Are you a small business owner, or an entrepreneur looking to make your mark in Raleigh? The City of Raleigh is here to support you every step of the way! To help you navigate and take advantage of the numerous resources available, we are excited to spotlight the City of Raleigh’s Small Business Event Calendar, packed with a variety of events tailored for small business owners, hosted by our local business alliances and entrepreneurial support organizations.

Upcoming Events Include:

- Training & Resources: Enhance your skills and knowledge with workshops, seminars, and courses designed to help you thrive.
- Public Affairs, Annual Meetings & Expos: Stay informed and connected with key stakeholders, policymakers, and industry leaders.
- Grant & Funding Application Dates: Don’t miss out on opportunities for financial support to grow your business.
- Vendor or Foot Traffic Opportunities: Discover events that can help increase your business visibility and attract more customers.
- Networking Events: Connect with fellow entrepreneurs, potential partners, and mentors to expand your professional network.

Make sure to check the event calendar regularly to stay updated on all the latest happenings. Together, we can build a thriving small business community in Raleigh.

Eviction Help:

Legal Aid services

Expungement of Criminal Record:

Financial Counseling:

Food:

Home Ownership:

DHIC Homeownership Center
Habitat for Humanity
HUD HOTMA (Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act of 2016) training for public housing residents and housing voucher holders
USDA Rural Development Application for Their Mortgage
Wake County Lease 2 Home Program

Legal Support:

Eviction Mediation Services for Residents

Life Skills:

Career coaching for women with Dress for Success

Mental Health:

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline — call 1.800.273.TALK (8255)

Resources for Children:

Resources for Senior Citizens:

Wake County Resources for Seniors

Utility Assistance:

Youth Programs:

Additional Resources:

While this page lists resources and services that may help residents, staff does not conduct an in depth review of the programs. Residents should contact the resource provider directly to learn more about each program. RHA cannot guarantee that individuals will qualify to receive these services or that services are compatible with RHA housing programs. In the event that a program or resource requires action from RHA, the Agency reserves the right to determine whether or not to collaborate and may decline resources or programs that operate in a way that would interfere with mandatory or statutory program requirements.