Resident Services-Grand Rapids Housing Commission

Resident Services

A cornerstone of our mission is to assist families in their efforts to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency. To further this goal, the Grand Rapids Housing Commission employs a dedicated Resident Services team whose mission is to:

Link the families we serve with appropriate community services.
Facilitate collaborative efforts between the GRHC and public, nonprofit and faith-based service partners.

Through GRHC Resident Services, residents of our housing developments receive access to a wide array of assistive resources, including:

On-site counseling that links families with needed health care, mental health care, educational, job training, employment and transportation services.
On-site food pantries at all housing developments that serve senior citizens and the disabled.
On-site Senior Neighbors Center at Leonard Terrace Apartments.
Literacy classes, computer training
Educational special events
Recreational and social events
Summer and after-school youth program offered at Campau Commons and Creston Plaza family housing developments
On-site Head Start program offered at Campau Commons and Creston Plaza

The Housing Commission's resident service efforts are strongly supported by dozens of community organizations, donors and volunteers.

Click Volunteer Opportunities to
learn about some of the ways organizations, businesses and individuals can help low-income households achieve and maintain self-sufficiency.

Click Hope Community Wish List
to discover some important ways organizations and individuals can assist homeless women and their children.

To all of the organizations, donors and volunteers who support our residents and agency, thank you!