Group education workshops will provide information to new home buyers, home owners facing foreclosure, existing home owners, renters, and individuals facing homelessness.

*Registration is required due to location changes. Please register for a Housing Clinic by contacting Song Vue, songv@hmong.org at 612-377-6482 Ext. 200 or Chong Lee, chongl@hmong.org at 651-495-1556.

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Upcoming Workshops and Clinics

Provides one-on-one counseling and group education workshops to educate individuals about the home buying process and determine whether they are ready for homeownership.

Workshop Topics Include:

• Understand the Responsibilities of Homeownership
• Develop a Budget and Determine Affordability
• Understand and Improve Credit
• The Process of Obtaining a Loan and Comparing Loans

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Upcoming Workshops and Clinics

Foreclosure counseling and education workshops are designed for homeowner who is at risk of losing the home due to foreclosure.

Foreclosure counseling consists of one-on- one counseling session(s) with a certified housing counselor to help homeowners:

• Determine the best and available housing options
• Assess the financial ability to pay for housing.
• Develop a step-by-step action plan to address affordable housing goals

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Upcoming Workshops and Clinics

Rental counseling and education workshops are available to people who are in need of affordable housing. The housing counselor provides access to community resources to address housing needs, such as: emergency funding, rental subsidy programs, financial assistance for security deposits and first month's rent, and private or public subsidized housing.

Workshop Topics Include:

• Tenants and Landlords: Rights and Responsibilities
• Affordable Housing: Twin Cities' four major affordable housing options
• Healthy Homes: How to avoid housing-related hazards

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Upcoming Workshops and Clinics

Supportive housing case management is provided to help Hmong, Karen/Burmese, and Bhutanese families who are homeless or at immediate risk of becoming homeless.

Participants in this program are assisted with housing placement, a small short-term rental subsidy (based on income eligibility), and intensive case management to help families overcome barriers to self-sufficiency and obtain affordable housing.

*Please contact Chong Lee at chongl@hmong.org or 651-495-1556, to determine if you would meet the eligibility criteria.

Download the Housing Services Referral Form Here

Upcoming Workshops and Clinics