Inkster Housing Commission
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    • IHC Home
    • About IHC
      • About
      • Calendar
      • Careers
      • Contact Us
      • Board of Commissioners
      • News and Updates
      • Policies
    • IHRC HOME
    • For Landlords
    • For Residents
      • Residents
      • Low Income Housing
      • Housing Choice Vouchers
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      • Family Self Sufficiency
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  • IHC Home
  • About IHC
    • About
    • Calendar
    • Careers
    • Contact Us
    • Board of Commissioners
    • News and Updates
    • Policies
  • IHRC HOME
  • For Landlords
  • For Residents
    • Residents
    • Low Income Housing
    • Housing Choice Vouchers
    • Resident Self Sufficiency
    • Family Self Sufficiency
    • Repositioning/RAD
  • Doing Business
    • Vendors
    • Section 3
  • Community Resources
  • FAQ
    • FAQ - HCV

Resident Services

The Resident Services Department promotes economic independence and self-sufficiency by providing linkage to support services and resources.

We're Here To Help!

Resident services are available for all public housing residents in Lemoyne Garden I and II, Parkside, Demby Center, and Twin Towers.

Resident Services

Education and Training

Education and Training

Education and Training

Educational opportunities

GED preparation

Tutoring

Employment

Education and Training

Education and Training

Financial management

Job readiness

Job search assistance

Substance Abuse

Education and Training

Substance Abuse

Substance abuse counseling

Mental Health

Health and Wellness

Substance Abuse

Life skills training

Domestic violence counseling

Health and Wellness

Health and Wellness

Health and Wellness

Health resources

Senior lifestyle services

Simmons Center Community Room Forms

Community Room Procedure (pdf)Download
Community Room Application (pdf)Download

Envision Center

The envision center is a centralized hub that provide residents with resources and support needed to excel. it covers 4 basic objectives: economic empowerment, educational advancement, health and wellness and character and leadership. The Envision Center offers monthly programming and enrichment classes for all our Residents. They also offer support with assistance payments, if you are behind on your rent and applying for entitlements such as DHS, Social Security, and unemployment. There is also a computer lab that all residents have access to. 

We Rise

The We RISE Inkster Collaborative is a collaboration between the City of Inkster, Inkster Housing, The NCADD, New Step Family Services and the Citizens, Churches and many organizations in and around the City of Inkster. 

We Rise Brochure (pdf)Download
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  • Housing Choice Vouchers
  • Repositioning/RAD
  • Vendors
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Inkster Housing Commission

Administrative Office: 4500 Inkster Road, Inkster, Michigan 48141

Main Line: 313-561-2600  

Work Order Number: 734-351-5410


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