Your Right to Reasonable Housing Accommodations
Your Right to Reasonable Housing Accommodations
Having access to safe housing is something we all need to thrive, but often times people with disabilities face barriers in accessing housing. One tool that can help is requesting a reasonable accommodation so you can live freely and comfortably.
Your Right to Reasonable Housing Accommodations (Information & Video)
Having access to safe housing is something we all need to thrive, but often times people with disabilities face barriers in accessing housing. One tool that can help is requesting a reasonable accommodation so you can live freely and comfortably.
Video About Reasonable Housing Accommodations
What is a Reasonable Accommodation in Housing?
The Federal Fair Housing Act (FHA) is a federal law that prohibits discrimination in housing. One of the protections is the right for individuals with disabilities to request a reasonable accommodation.
Who can request a reasonable accommodation in housing?
A person with a disability.
How do I request a reasonable accommodation in housing?
You can request a reasonable accommodation in writing or orally.
How Can I get Help?
It's important to remember that you’re entitled to living comfortably in your home, and there are many resources available to help.
To learn more read our self-advocacy resources:
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Fact Sheet: Disability Based Housing Discrimination
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Rights to Assistance Animals in Housing
This gives you information about your right to have an assistance animal when your housing does not allow pets. -
Protecting Yourself Against Unsafe Living Conditions and Evictions
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