COHHIO supports Ohio residents and organizations seeking guidance on a variety of housing issues: landlord-tenant law, the Fair Housing Act, tenant organization and affordable housing preservation. If you are seeking advice on how to deal with a specific issue, email us at: rentinfo@cohhio.org or call our Housing Information Line: 888-485-7999.

If you are seeking affordable housing, the Ohio Housing Finance Agency’s Ohio Housing Locator maintains a listing of available units throughout the state.

Housing Education: COHHIO staff also provide workshops and presentations covering landlord-tenant law, federal fair housing laws, and other housing issues.

Tenant Organizing: COHHIO also supports tenants, providing information and guidance on how to organize tenants and communicate with landlords. Our staff is willing to meet with tenant and landlord groups to provide assistance.

 Email us your issue at rentinfo@cohhio.org

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Call our Housing Information Line at 888-485-7999

Please Note: COHHIO cannot provide legal representation, housing referrals, or rental assistance, or financial aid. Please contact your local legal aid office, call 2-1-1, or check with your local Community Action Agency for help with those resources.

COHHIO In Your Community – Findings

March 8th, 2025|Comments Off on COHHIO In Your Community – Findings

In early 2024, COHHIO Executive Director Amy Riegel set the goal of organizing community meetings throughout the state to reinvigorate the organization's connection to local residents and to gather feedback about pressing issues and potential [...]

March Federal Advocacy Alert

March 4th, 2025|Comments Off on March Federal Advocacy Alert

Updated March 7 Please join us in taking action to protect federal housing programs and HUD staff on March 10 National Day of Action! Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is proposing to cut [...]

Homelessness in Ohio – 2024

February 25th, 2025|Comments Off on Homelessness in Ohio – 2024

HUD's recent 2024 Annual Homeless Assessment Report shows overall homelessness in Ohio increased 3% last year to 11,759. While any increase in homelessness is concerning, it's considerably less than the 18% increase in homelessness nationally. [...]

COHHIO Statement on Gov. DeWine’s Executive Budget

February 4th, 2025|Comments Off on COHHIO Statement on Gov. DeWine’s Executive Budget

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Feb. 4, 2025 COHHIO Statement on Gov. DeWine's Executive Budget Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio's Executive Director Amy Riegel issued the following statement in response to the introduction of Gov. [...]