Housing Resources
Finding stable housing after incarceration can feel overwhelming, but options do exist. This hub breaks down housing paths, eligibility rules, and your rights, so you can make informed decisions and avoid common setbacks.
Felon-Friendly Housing Options
Explore housing options that may be more open to people with a criminal record, including second-chance apartments, private landlords, and alternative rental arrangements. These options vary by location and screening criteria.
Housing Eligibility & Screening
Learn how background checks work in housing applications, including lookback periods, common reasons for denial, and what landlords are legally allowed to consider when reviewing your application.
Housing Rights & Protections
Understand your housing rights under federal and state laws, including protections under the Fair Housing Act, HUD guidance, and examples of illegal discrimination based on criminal history.
Transitional & Reentry Housing
Find information on temporary housing options such as halfway houses, reentry programs, and supportive housing designed to help people transition back into stable living situations after release.
This content is for educational purposes only and is not legal advice.