Report Housing Discrimination

Fair Housing Enforcement

Tired of unfair housing practices? SWFHC is here to help. We fight to end housing discrimination and empower you to find a safe, welcoming home. Examples of Discrimination:

  • Denied housing because you have children

  • Refused a reasonable accommodation for your disability

  • Charged extra for a service animal

  • Faced different treatment based on race or origin

  • Sexual harassment

SWFHC offers services in English and Spanish. Need another language? Just let us know. ‍Office 520-798-1568 or 602-218-6491 ‍(relay friendly) We offer accommodations to ensure everyone can access our services. Questions contact us at intake@swfhc.org.

If you use a screen reader and have trouble with the form, please click the “Report Discrimination” button below to fill out the form. Someone from our team will reach out to you within 2 to 5 business days to talk about your situation.

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