Safe and affordable housing is essential to building healthy families and communities. Our housing services provide residents with the support they need to prosper and reach self-sufficiency while living in a space of their own.
HOME SWEET HOME
Our mission is to create strong and sustainable communities by advocating for, developing and managing affordable housing for low and moderate income individuals and families. We believe that comfortable housing plays a major role in improving one's qualify of life and remain committed to providing residents with the assistance they need to maintain a home of their own.
CSET's Housing Services Department administers short-term assistance as well as coordinates long term support to help Tulare County residents get back on their feet. Programs include:
First Time Home Buyer
Foreclosure Counseling
Permanent Supportive Housing
CalWorks Housing Support Program
PRE-APPLICATIONS FOR HOUSING AUTHORITY OF TULARE COUNTY (HATC) - Online Waiting List Pre-Application
PRE-SOLICITUD DE AUTORIDAD DE VIVIENDA DEL CONDADO DE TULARE (HATC) - Lista de espera en línea previa a la solicitud
HOUSING SUPPORT SERVICES
First Time Home Buyer
FIRST TIME HOME BUYER
The First-Time Home Buyer Program assists eligible applicants buy their first home by providing deferred loan payment assistance and homeownership education.
FAIR HOUSING
We offer informational workshops on Fair Housing. Learn more about fair housing and ways to report housing discrimination in California.
FAMILY HOUSING SOLUTIONS
Helping families secure housing, providing essential social services, offering skills training, and delivering job support.
Continuum of Care Program
CONTINUUM OF CARE PROGRAM
The Continuum of Care Housing Program helps develop and provide housing and related supportive services for people moving from homelessness to supportive living, working on becoming self-sufficient.
Homeless Resource List
Individuals and families in Tulare County that find themselves homeless and in need of emergency housing should refer to the local shelters.
