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Applying for an HCV Voucher

If you are in need of rental assistance, please click on the map link below to find the service provider for the area where you wish to live.

Any area in Indiana that does not have a local, city-based housing authority falls under IHCDA’s jurisdiction.

* Please note: IHCDA does not cover the city of Indianapolis or Marion County.

Map of service providers and their contact information - Public Housing Authorities and Sub-Contracting Agencies

IHCDA Housing Choice Opportunities
Phone:    317.232.7788 
FAX:       317.232.1257 
Email:     Section8@ihcda.in.gov

All Staff Directory

To file a complaint:

Step 1:  Communicate with your case manager about the issue, preferably in writing via mail or email.
If the issue is not resolved to your satisfaction, you have the right to appeal.

Step 2:  Contact IHCDA for an appeal by writing to Section8@ihcda.in.gov.

Further appeals may be made to HUD's Indiana Field Office:
Phone:    317.226.6303
FAX:        317.957.7382
TTY:        800.743.3333

Other agencies which may be appropriate to contact are:

Indiana Civil Rights Commission

Indiana Legal Services

Indiana Attorney General

Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana

Your local health department

Mainstream and NED vouchers are issued on a referral-only basis for persons 18 - 61 years old who are living with a disability.
IHCDA assists households referred by eligible disability service providers including, but not limited to, Centers for Independent Living, Area Agencies on Aging, Community Action Agencies, Community Mental Health Centers, and other intellectual/developmental disability service providers.

VASH Vouchers are issued on a referral-only basis.  A veteran who is experiencing homelessness is referred by the Department of Veterans Affairs.  In addition to receiving a VASH voucher, the veterans are required to participate in case management with a VA-appointed social worker in an effort to maintain housing and avoid future homelessness.

Case management and clinical services are provided at VA medical centers and community-based outreach clinics.

Click here for a listing of all VASH Regional Offices.

For additional resources or to find out more about the VASH program, click here.

If you need housing assistance, call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 1.877.4AID.VET

FUP vouchers are issued on a referral-only basis by the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) to individuals who are either aging out of foster care or whose main barrier to family reunification is stable housing.

Stability Vouchers are issued by HUD upon identification and referral through the Coordinated Entry system.

Vouchers are provided to assist individuals and families who are at risk of homelessness; who are fleeing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking; or who have recently experienced homelessness; and for whom providing rental assistance will prevent the risk of homelessness or housing instability.