MISSOULA HOUSING AUTHORITY
Missoula Housing Authority is a progressive housing authority built to address 21st century challenges by providing access to affordable housing and support programs, and by engaging in development and preservation of housing that serves individuals and families across a broad range of income levels. We collaborate with nonprofit organizations, government agencies, the private sector, landlords, other housing providers and the community to work toward our vision of housing stability and economic self-sufficiency for all. As a member of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials, we work with thousands of housing authorities across the country in advocating at the federal level for vulnerable families and individuals. We are proud of our partnerships with state and local officials, as well as private developers, without whom our work would not be successful.
Learn more about MHA’s vision and mission.1235 34th Street, Missoula, MT 59801
Phone: (406) 549-4113
Fax: (406) 549-6406
Email: mhainfo@missoulahousing.org
New Affordable Housing Project proposed
Missoula County and the City of Missoula are excited to announce a mixed-use development that will provide homes to individuals and families on fixed incomes, dedicate permanent supportive housing to people experiencing chronic homelessness in our community, and open a navigation center to support people with high barriers to housing, including those re-entering our community from the criminal justice system. This development is made possible through a four-acre land donation by Missoula County.
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Public Housing Streamlined Voluntary Conversion Notice
You are invited to a resident meeting to talk about the Missoula Housing Authority’s plans to convert its public housing units from the public housing program to Section 8 rental assistance under the Streamlined Voluntary Conversion (SVC) program.
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Veteran Successfully Completes Family Self Sufficiency Program
The Valor House Program gave this Navy Veteran the stepping stone he needed for economic stability and safe housing. Stephen had moved into Valor House 5 years ago, homeless, no income, and desperately in need of a fresh state on life.
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