Counseling

The Counseling Program of the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana provides housing counseling and referrals to individual housing consumers and housing providers. The FHCCI connects people with resources to help them locate housing options; to stave off eviction, foreclosure, or instability; to identify or access available housing programs; and to combat or address conflicts or inequities with their housing providers and/or housing services.

Pardon our mess – this page is in process of being updated!

The FHCCI believes that knowledge is power. If you have a question on a housing issue, contact the FHCCI at 317-644-0673 or email us at info@fhcci.org.

We are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice, but will help you understand your rights under law, provide you with information about your options, and/or refer you to housing providers or organizations for additional help or assistance. The information you share with us is confidential and it can be provided anonymously if you prefer. The FHCCI’s fair housing counseling services are provided for free, with no regard for income. We assist home seekers of all types whether renters, home buyers, and/or homeowners.

The FHCCI is here to help you navigate the housing barrier you are experiencing and/or provide you with resources or guidance. Some common areas of contact to our office are as follows:

Know Your Fair Housing Rights

Learn more on our Fair Housing Page

Renters: Unsafe or Inhabitable Housing Conditions/Substandard Housing

Learn more about your rights on our Landlord/Tenant Page

Renters: Understanding the Eviction Process – Housing Rights & Resources for People Facing Eviction

Visit our Tenant Screening Page for more information

Renters: Seeking Housing with a Criminal Record – Housing Rights & Resources for People with Justice Involvement

Visit our Criminal History/Justice Involvement Page for more information

Housing & Tenant Screening Reports: Housing Rights for People Denied due to a Screening Report

Visit our Tenant Screening Page for more information

Persons with Disabilities: Accessible Housing Design & Construction

Visit our Disability Page for more information

Persons with Disabilities: Reasonable Accommodations and Reasonable Modifications

Visit our Disability Page for more information

Persons with Disabilities: Protections for People with Disabilities and their Animals

Visit our Disability Page for more information

Homebuyers: Resources for People Wanting to Purchase a Home

Review the brochure for more information

Homeowners: Utility Assistance

Review the brochure for more information

Recently, the FHCCI published a resource page for tenants who are being impacted negatively by corporate investors.

Another resource is the Indy Housing Project.