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See you at the UCHC Annual Dinner 2026!  |  Register or Donate Now!

UCHC 2026 Annual Dinner

Thursday, November 12, 2026

Thank you for celebrating with us! Follow along with the evening’s program, see what your support made possible this year, or make a gift to help keep Detroiters housed.

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2026 Annual Dinner Program

See what’s planned for the evening and follow along as we celebrate another year of keeping Detroiters housed.
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UCHC FY2026 Annual Report

Read stories from the past year and see how UCHC served more than 5,000 households across Detroit.

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Keeping Detroit Housed

Your gift helps Detroiters facing eviction or foreclosure get the support they need to stay in their homes.

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Preventing eviction, foreclosure, and homelessness in Detroit

Helping low-income residents stay in their homes and strengthen their communities, through representation, support, and ownership.

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Who We Are

United Community Housing Coalition is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing housing assistance to Detroit’s low-income residents. Since 1973, we have worked to keep people in their homes and secure affordable housing for those in need.

We believe that having a place to live is a basic human right, and are passionate about preserving this right in our communities. Our services are provided to income-eligible families and individuals free of charge.

What We Do

UCHC helps Detroit residents stay in their homes through community outreach, eviction defense, housing assistance, and homeownership support.

Strengthening Communities
19,396

Households reached through outreach

We connect residents with housing resources through outreach, tenant organizing, and community partnerships.

Preventing Evictions
3,119

Legal cases handled

We help tenants understand their rights and provide legal advice, court representation, and follow-up support.

Stabilizing Households
1,218

Households served

We help residents stay housed or find a new home through rental assistance, relocation help, and one-on-one support.

Preserving Homeownership
982

Households served

We help residents buy their homes, avoid tax foreclosure, buy out land contracts, and make essential repairs.

FY2025-2026 Impact

Keeping Detroit Housed: UCHC 50 Years of Impact

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Keeping Detroit Housed: UCHC 50 Years of Impact
Keeping Detroit Housed: UCHC 50 Years of Impact

Keeping Detroit Housed: UCHC 50 Years of Impact

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Keep It Home: Supporting Detroit Renters Through Crisis

Keep It Home: Supporting Detroit Renters Through Crisis

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In the News

We will keep you up to date with the latest news about housing issues in Detroit.

In the News

We're keeping up to date with the latest news about housing issues in Detroit.

Detroit eviction cases could be reshaped by court ruling

Detroit eviction cases could be reshaped by court ruling

Outlier Media

November 5, 2026

On Oct. 21, three Michigan Court of Appeals judges unanimously ruled that a lease is invalid and unenforceable when a property lacks a required rental certificate.

The decision in the case, Skidmore v. Hayashi, involved a rental property in Oakland County. Attorneys who represent landlords and tenants in Detroit are preparing for immediate changes to the way evictions are handled at the 36th District Court, where landlord-tenant cases take place.

“It has the potential for being a game changer, being historic,” said Ted Phillips, executive director of United Community Housing Coalition, which represents Detroit tenants.

UCHC Blog

50 years of keeping Detroit housed and still growing, innovating, and serving the community.

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For appointments & assistance, please call
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm

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Office Mainline: (313) 963-3310

Eviction Defense Helpline: (313) 725-4646

Tax Foreclosure Helpline: (313) 725-4560

Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved and support United Community Housing Coalition!

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