Sandusky Metropolitan Housing Authority

The Henry Metropolitan Housing Authority, a recognized entity under the U.S. government, focuses on enhancing self-sufficiency and empowering individuals to achieve homeownership and economic stability. Through various programs such as Housing Choice Vouchers and support for those experiencing homelessness, they strive to provide affordable living options and essential resources for American families. With a commitment to community development and revitalization, the Authority emphasizes fair housing and the promotion of opportunity zones, aiming to uplift forgotten neighborhoods with American products and talent. Their efforts are aligned with the broader mission of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help citizens build a brighter future. Generated from the website

The Mansfield Metropolitan Housing Authority (MMHA) has been serving Richland County, Ohio, since 1939, focusing on providing adequate and affordable housing opportunities. Governed by a five-member Board of Commissioners, the authority administers subsidized housing programs primarily funded by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. Currently, MMHA offers 1,816 Housing Choice Vouchers and 75 Veterans Assistance Supportive Housing (VASH) vouchers, along with other programs supported by the Community Development Block Grant and Home Investment Partnership. Their mission emphasizes creating a suitable living environment free from discrimination while promoting economic opportunity for residents. Generated from the website

Since 1938, Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority (LMHA) has provided safe and affordable housing for the low-income citizens in Lorain County, Ohio. Federally subsidized through the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Housing Authority's Public Housing Program and the Section Eight Program provide housing subsidy in a range of apartments giving low-income individuals the opportunity to pay an affordable rent. LMHA has 675 units designated for elderly/disabled/singles located in Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin, and Amherst, Ohio. Two of the buildings located in Lorain and Elyria are designated solely for elderly and disabled. Family developments consist of more than 775 units located in Lorain, Elyria, and Oberlin, Ohio. Some of the programs offered in the past included karate classes, state tested nurses aide training, small business training, after school tutoring as well as drug intervention and prevention programs.