Assistance with Finding, Securing, and Maintaining Stable Housing
Affordable housing is often difficult to find in Green Bay, and the Coalition remains committed to advocating for policies and investments that prioritize the development of affordable housing to help address this ongoing crisis.
While housing options are currently limited, you may qualify for one or more programs or resources listed below based on your individual circumstances. Please use the included links for more detailed information about each type of assistance.
Coalition members work to support individuals and families in finding, securing, and maintaining stable housing. Our team connects residents to rental resources, financial assistance, and community programs that help reduce barriers to housing. We also provide guidance and case management to promote long-term stability after housing is secured. This support plays an important role in helping residents build independence and achieve lasting housing security.
Rental Assistance, Eviction Prevention Support
Adults Without Children
One-Time Rent Assistance
- First Month Rent Assistance -
One-Time Rent Assistance
- Eviction Prevention -
Short-Term Housing Assistance
- Contact the agency directly for eligibility; exceptions may apply. This list is not intended to be an inclusive list. -
Families with Children
One-Time Rent Assistance
- First Month Rent Assistance -
One-Time Rent Assistance
- Eviction Prevention: Contact the agency directly for eligibility; exceptions may apply. This is not intended to be an exclusive list. -
Security Deposit for Families
- Contact the agency directly for eligibility; exceptions may apply. This list is not intended to an inclusive list. -
Long-Term Housing Assistance
Integrated Community Solutions
(920) 498-3737
Integrated Community Solutions, Inc. (ICS) is a values driven, non-profit corporation committed to providing human services that benefit the low to moderate income populations. We aim at achieving our mission by identifying client needs, providing assistance through a variety of programs, and connecting clients to other community resources to meet those needs.
RE Management
(920) 432-7577
R.E. Management, Inc. (REMI) manages three (3) affordable apartment complexes in the city of Green Bay that serve low-income elderly (62+) and/or disabled households. Badger Terrace (BTA), located on the west side of Green Bay, has 120 one-bedroom apartments. Badger Terrace Apartments, built in 1981, was fully rehabbed in 2012. Trail Creek (TCA) and Woodland Park (WPA) Apartments, located on Green Bay’s east side, were built in 2011. Trail Creek has 65 one-bedroom and 5 two-bedroom apartments. Woodland Park has 76 one-bedroom and 4 two-bedroom apartments. In addition to submitting a REMI application (which can be found on our website: www.remanagementwi.com), applicants that are interested in either/both east side locations (TCA & WPA) must also be on Integrated Community Solutions’ (ICS) Project-Based Waitlist.
R.E. Management, Inc. (REMI) manages two (2) affordable apartment complexes in the city of Green Bay that serve low-income families with dependent children. Lime Tree Terrace Apartments, located on the east side of Green Bay, has twenty-six (26) two-bedroom apartments, eight (8) 3-bedroom townhouses and two (2) 2-bedroom ADA units. Parkview Terrace Apartments has thirty-five (35) two-bedroom apartments, ten (10) 3-bedroom townhouses and three (3) 2-bedroom ADA units. Single adults, without dependent children, may also be eligible for tenancy in the ADA units. Both family sites were constructed in 1981 and fully rehabbed in 2012. The REMI application can be found on our website: www.remanagementwi.com.
Services for Veterans
Wisconsin Department of Veteran Affairs
Veterans Outreach and Referral Program
(920) 246-7277
Veteran Housing and Recovery Program
(920) 391-4370
The Wisconsin Department of Veteran Affairs (WDVA) Veterans Outreach and Recovery Program (VORP) connects veterans to community services, provides case management and support, with a special focus on treatment and recovery.
The WDVA VHRP is designed to help homeless veterans receive the job training, education, counseling and rehabilitative services they need to obtain steady employment, affordable housing and the skills to sustain a productive lifestyle.
HUD Veteran Affairs Supportive Housing Program
(920) 448-4450
HUD VASH supports long-term housing needs of Veterans who are literally homeless or in danger of becoming homeless and are in need of care coordination. Veterans that qualify will be provided with a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher. Veterans must be eligible for VA healthcare, within HUD income guidelines and not be on the sex offender registry.
Services for Youth
House of Hope Green Bay
166o Christiana St
Green Bay, WI
(920) 884-6740
House of Hope’s Hope Center program provides shelter for unaccompanied youth under 18 and parenting minors with children.
The Drop-In at the Hope Center offers 24-hour support to at-risk youth (ages 14-21) who have run away, been kicked out of their home, are homeless, or are otherwise at risk in Brown County. This includes youth who have a history of running away, are threatening to run away, or are at risk of being sex trafficked.
For services, contact House of Hope at (920) 884-6740.
Coordinated Entry Process
Programs such as Rapid Re-Housing and Permanent Supportive Housing use a process called Coordinated Entry to refer individuals and families who may be eligible for placement within these programs. The Coordinated Entry process was created to streamline access to the housing solution that fits the situation presented. Based on the assessment, a referral may be added to a prioritization list for a housing program. A list of various program types, along with additional information, can be made available upon request.
You can request access to a Coordinated Entry Assessment at any No Wrong Door agency in Brown County. (Connect to No Wrong Door Agency list: House of Hope, Newcap, Golden House, Wise Women Gathering Place)
Contact the agency directly for eligibility; exceptions may apply. This list is not intended to be an inclusive list.
