Guide to Section 811 supportive housing in Downtown Morton Morton (Updated 2025)

Residing in Morton, Washington has become costly for many families. If you are struggling to pay rent, the Section 811 supportive housing program might be the solution you need. Zedrain is here to guide residents of Downtown Morton on how to access these benefits.

What is Section 811 supportive housing?

The Section 811 supportive housing is a federal program created to help low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled pay for decent housing in the private market. In Morton, this assistance is often managed by the local Public Housing Authority (PHA).

Requirements for Morton Residents

To qualify for Section 811 supportive housing in the Morton area, you must meet certain criteria:

• Income: Your household income must be below 50% of the median income for Washington.
• Citizenship: Must be a US Citizen or have eligible immigration status.
• Background: No recent history of drug-related criminal activity.

How to Apply in Downtown Morton

Applying can be simple if you know where to go. Follow these steps:

1. Contact your local Housing Authority in Morton.
2. Ask for the Section 811 supportive housing application form.
3. Fill out the form with accurate details about your family and income.
4. Wait for confirmation of your spot on the waiting list.

For more options outside of Downtown Morton, you can also check resources in Washington or browse other areas in Morton.

Disclaimer: Zedrain.com is a private information directory and is not affiliated with the Morton Housing Authority or HUD. We provide guides on Section 811 supportive housing to help the community. Official applications should always be submitted through government channels.