Tenant Advocacy Groups
Free and low-cost help for renters facing eviction.
Verify before use. These are national directories and programs that can point you to local help. Services, eligibility and contact details change — check the organization’s own website. Listing here is not an endorsement, and EvictWeb is not affiliated with any of them.
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211 — local help and rental assistance
NationalDial 2-1-1 or search online for emergency rental assistance and local housing services.
Visit website — 211 — local help and rental assistance Not yet verified — check before use
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American Bar Association — Lawyer Referral Directory
NationalFind a certified lawyer referral service in your state.
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HUD Fair Housing complaints
NationalFile a housing discrimination complaint with HUD's Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity.
Visit website — HUD Fair Housing complaints Not yet verified — check before use
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HUD — Tenant Rights by State
NationalU.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development pages linking to state tenant-rights and rental-assistance information.
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LawHelp.org
NationalDirectory of free legal aid programs and self-help information, searchable by state.
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Legal Services Corporation — Find Legal Aid
NationalLocator for federally funded civil legal aid organizations.
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National Low Income Housing Coalition
NationalResearch and advocacy on affordable housing, including tenant-protection resources.
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