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Southwest Fair Housing Council (SWFHC)

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Southwest Fair Housing Council (SWFHC)

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We work statewide! (520) 798-1568 or (602) 218-6491

Relay friendly Contact: Local: (520) 798-1568 Outside Pima County: 1 (888) 624-4611;
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10/26/2026

Were you priced out of your neighborhood? Had to move because of redevelopment or a disaster? The City of Tucson wants to hear your story.

IN-PERSON SESSIONS:
Santa Rosa Neighborhood Center, Nov. 19, 5:30 PM
Donna Liggins Recreation Center, Nov. 21, 9:00 AM

VIRTUAL SESSION:
Online Zoom Meeting, Nov. 23, 5:30 PM contact [email protected] for details.

EMAIL your Story:
Send your story BEFORE Jan. 1 to: [email protected]

🍽️ Free food
🎨 Kids activities
🗣️ Interpretation services
♿ Accessibility accommodations

Help shape policies that support residents affected by displacement. Free food, kids activities, interpretation services, and accessibility accommodations are available. Your voice matters. Your experience matters. Join the conversation.

10/22/2026

Are You a Veteran or Know a Veteran Looking for Support Services?

Then please join us this Friday, October 23, at 404 East Hopi Drive, Holbrook, AZ. From: 10 AM to 2 PM.

NAVAJO COUNTY STAND DOWN will provide information and resource services for Health, Disability, Food, Legal counsel, Employment, and Housing, to name a few.

If you have any questions, please call 928.369.8455.

09/15/2026

Today marks the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which recognizes the contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities to our country.

And did you know that the Fair Housing Act protects people from housing discrimination based on national origin?

The fact is, no one can deny you housing, discourage you from applying, offer you different terms, or treat you unfairly because of where you or your family are from.

Fair housing means everyone should have an equal chance to find and enjoy a place to call home.

If you think you have faced discrimination in housing because of your national origin, or suspect you know someone who has, please share this message.

Visit www.swfhc.org for more information.

08/05/2026

¿Busca servicios de manutención infantil?
Marque su calendario para el:
21 de agosto de 2026
En el Centro de Recursos Comunitarios de Somerton (Somerton Community Resource Center)
214 W. Main St., Somerton, AZ
A partir de las 12:00 p. m. (Mediodía).

08/05/2026

Looking for Child Support Services?
Mark your Calendar for:
August 21, 2026
At Somerton Community Resource Center
214 W. Main St., Somerton, AZ
Starting at Noon.

07/22/2026

Fair housing has long been a bipartisan commitment.

For decades, Congress has recognized the importance of investing in local fair housing organizations that help people understand their rights, investigate housing discrimination, and enforce the protections of the Fair Housing Act of 1968.

Today, that longstanding commitment is at risk. Recent HUD actions could prevent experienced, community-based organizations from receiving the funding they need to continue serving people facing housing discrimination.

During Fair Housing Week of Action, we're calling on Congress to protect the local organizations that make fair housing protections meaningful in communities across the country.

We’re so close to reaching our goal of 5,000 messages! Send a message to your members of Congress today: https://bit.ly/FairHousingAction2026Member

07/17/2026

Housing discrimination doesn't end when funding to fight it disappears.

During this Fair Housing Week of Action, we're highlighting what's at stake if local fair housing organizations lose the federal funding they rely on to serve communities across the country.

These organizations are often the first place people turn to when experiencing housing discrimination. They help veterans secure reasonable accommodations, support seniors and people with disabilities seeking accessible housing, assist survivors of domestic and sexual violence, and advocate for families and individuals facing unlawful discrimination because of their race, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, familial status, or other protected characteristics.

Without these organizations, many people could be left to navigate housing discrimination alone.

Join us in calling on Congress to protect local fair housing organizations and preserve critical fair housing enforcement: https://bit.ly/FairHousingAction2026Member

07/16/2026

Thank you to social justice advocate and creator RaeShanda Lias for helping shine a light on the importance of fair housing enforcement.

SWFHC is sharing her message as part of the National Fair Housing Alliance’s Fair Housing Week of Action, a nationwide initiative to send 5,000 messages to Congress in support of fair housing programs and organizations assisting those facing housing discrimination.

These resources are essential for families with children, people with disabilities, renters, homebuyers, and communities working to ensure equal access to housing.

Please watch RaeShanda’s video, share this message, and add your voice in support of fair housing protections.

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07/15/2026

Local fair housing organizations have been on the front lines of fighting housing discrimination for decades. But today, many are at risk of closure.

Recent HUD actions could prevent experienced local organizations from receiving the federal funding they need to investigate discrimination, educate communities, and enforce the protections guaranteed under the Fair Housing Act of 1968. Without that funding, those critical organizations may be forced to close, layoff staff or significantly reduce services.

These organizations handle more than 70% of housing discrimination cases nationwide. If they disappear, countless individuals and families could lose trusted advocates when they need one most.

Now is the time to act.

Our goal is to send 5,000 messages to Congress urging lawmakers to:
✔️ Protect local fair housing organizations
✔️ Preserve fair housing enforcement
✔️ Ensure communities continue to have access to critical support

Send a message to your members of Congress today and help protect fair housing in communities across the country: https://bit.ly/FairHousingAction2026Member

07/15/2026

Families with children are protected under fair housing law. But those protections only matter when people have somewhere to turn.

This week, the National Fair Housing Alliance is calling on people across the country to contact their members of Congress and support critical community-based fair housing programs. These programs help local organizations educate the public, investigate housing discrimination, and support people who may have been denied housing or treated unfairly.

For families, this matters. Fair housing law generally protects households with children under 18 from discrimination, including being denied housing, steered away from certain units, or subjected to different rules or conditions because children live in the home.

Local fair housing organizations help make these protections real.

You can help today by asking Congress to support fair housing enforcement and funding.

https://nationalfairhousing.org/fairhousingweekofaction2026/

If your family is experiencing housing discrimination in Arizona, or you know of someone who might be experiencing discrimination, please share this link with them: https://www.swfhc.org/fair-housing-enforcement

Address

Tucson, AZ

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Tuesday	10am - 4pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+15209095434

Website

http://www.swfhc.org/

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