Assistance animals can be an important part of supportive housing, but the rules are often misunderstood. Learn how pets, service animals, and emotional support animals differ, along with what landlords and program participants should know about accommodations, documentation, fees, responsibilities, and fair housing protections.

Arnold v. Sarn helped reshape Arizona's behavioral health system and expand community-based services in Maricopa County. Learn how this landmark case influenced Permanent Supportive Housing, employment services, peer support, housing choice, and efforts to help people with serious mental illness live successfully in their communities.

ARLTA establishes important rights and responsibilities for Arizona landlords and tenants. Learn how the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act addresses property maintenance, security deposits, landlord access, tenant responsibilities, lease violations, evictions, disputes, and other rules that can affect a successful residential tenancy.

Rapid Rehousing and Permanent Supportive Housing both help people exit homelessness and achieve housing stability, but they serve different needs. Learn how these housing programs compare, including the length of rental assistance, supportive services, participant needs, and what landlords can expect from each approach.

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) provides vital protections for survivors in federally assisted housing, ensuring they aren’t denied a home or evicted because of abuse. Learn how VAWA supports safety, stability, and access to housing, and understand the key rights and responsibilities for HOM program participants.