LifeWorks offers short- and longer-term housing and support for youth experiencing housing instability along with programming to assist young adults in living independently and self sufficiently.

Temporary shelter, transitional housing, support for immigrants and refugees.

Temporary shelter for families experiencing homelessness.

Temporary shelter with support services for men.

Resources for homeless including food, financial assistance, hygiene, bus passes and more.

Information on warming centers and overnight cold weather shelters while central Texas is under a Winter Weather Advisory.

Accessible Housing Austin! provides housing to members of the disability community to ensure that housing is accessible, affordable, and integrated.

Find affordable housing properties.

A searchable map that asks for income and number of people in household to help find affordable housing. Spanish resource: https://www.atxaffordablehousing.net/index_spanish.html

The Social Services tab has a list of shelter sites and affordable housing resources.

BSS+ Referral Reference sheet. The phone numbers on the sheet are intake numbers. LifeWorks, Goodwill or Catholic Charities might be the best agencies for students to contact. LifeWorks works with youth and young adults up through the age of 25 whether they are currently experiencing homelessness or are homelessness prevention [HP] clients. Spanish resource

Affordable student housing near UT Austin and Austin Community College.

ECHO (Ending Community Homelessness Coalition) leads community-wide strategies to end homelessness in Austin and Travis county, including offering assessments and housing options for people experiencing homelessness.

Emergency assistance for persons in immediate risk of losing their home or for persons who meet the federal definition of homelessness.

Affordable housing opportunities for low to moderate-income individuals and families.

Affordable housing listings

Find information on housing and how to apply for public and section 8 housing.

LifeWorks offers short- and longer-term housing and support for youth experiencing housing instability along with programming to assist young adults in living independently and self sufficiently.

A map showing low-income/income-restricted housing in Austin.

Legal services and housing resources, such as, appealing an eviction. Spanish resource: https://www.trla.org/alojamiento-covid19.

The Housing Program provides information to help youth (18-24) transitioning from foster care to successful adulthood, including housing and rental assistance options. Spanish resource: http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/Espanol/default.asp

Job search assistance, career guidance and programs, community resources, and more.

Financial aid can help pay for college. Most students and families are eligible for some type of financial aid – from grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study.

The Student Money Management Office helps students manage their money by providing tips, tools, workshops, programs, and financial coaching.

A program that provides scholarship opportunities, personal support, career support, mentoring and tutoring support services.

The College Work-Study Program provides eligible ACC students with the opportunity to work part-time in a community service position or a field related to their area of study.

Job opportunities for people living with disabilities.

Tax filing help and stimulus check assistance. Spanish resource: https://www.getyourrefund.org/es.

Online self-preparation software for tax returns with less than $62,000 of income.

Debt reduction tool to help people pay off their debts.

Tax services for anyone able to travel to Austin.

Free fast training programs in a skilled trade.

Supports people with disabilities to prepare for, obtain, maintain and advance in meaningful employment by providing a range of services based on an individual’s employment goals. Spanish resource: https://www.twc.texas.gov/informacion-en-espanol

Information and enrollment for ongoing financial assistance for groceries, health care, essential needs, and support for pregnant women/mothers. Spanish resource: https://www.yourtexasbenefits.com/Learn/Home?lang=es_ES.

Provides assistance with reporting crimes and more.

ACC Administrative Rules (policies) and resources that guide the Equal Opportunity Compliance Office in addressing discrimination and harassment matters.

Addressing concerns or inquiries regarding discrimination on the basis of sex, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and gender-based harassment.