Housing Alliance
of Louisville

The Housing Alliance of Louisville (HAL), formerly known as the Eviction Prevention Work Group, is a collective of representatives from over 40 agencies across the Greater Louisville region that work towards addressing the housing crisis in our community through funding, policy, and support of direct service providers. By elevating the work of various local organizations as they work towards housing justice, housing access and stability are increased for all community members.

As with Metro United Way’s housing work, HAL focuses on three areas of housing: houselessness, eviction prevention, and affordable housing.

Core principles that guide our work:

1. Convening and coordinating partners across the housing spectrum
2. Cultivating new and innovative solutions to address longstanding problems
3. Advocating for a policy environment that supports individuals and families in securing and keeping their home

Resources we provide to Louisville community and service providers:

Identify needs within the areas of homelessness, eviction prevention, and affordable housing and connect the work of these three pillars
Correlate data to prevent evictions, identify trends leading to houselessness
Utilize local expertise familiar with the landscape of services within Louisville
Examine best practices that have worked in other parts of the country and explore bringing them to Louisville
Educate the community on the shared community costs of not addressing the growing housing gap across workforce, education, and healthcare industries
Solicit funding that invests in Louisville area renters in a transformational way
Embrace innovative approaches to housing that fill gaps in our current infrastructure
Advocate for policies that help overcome barriers to housing and increase efforts to become and remain stably housed

Mission

We unite diverse voices to reduce evictions, end houselessness, and expand access to affordable housing through coordinated action, innovative solutions, and policy advocacy.
Vision

A Louisville where housing is a human right, and every resident has access to safe and affordable housing.

We know that we cannot do this work alone, and we are stronger when we work together. This is why the HAL intentionally makes room at the table for all people to have a voice. The collective experiences of non-profits, faith communities, government agencies, and grassroots groups drives our work so that everyone has access to a safe and stable place to call home.

Housing Alliance of Louisville Steering Committee

The HAL Steering Committee is comprised representatives of the agencies listed below.
Providing expertise and strategy, these representatives guide HAL towards execution of our workplan.

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2026 PANEL DISCUSSION EVENTS

Navigating Housing with Disability and Medical Complexity

Wednesday, July 22
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Metro United Way
334 E. Broadway

“Where can I get more colostomy bags?” “My cane got stolen.” “My diabetes meds need to be refrigerated.” “How can I get prescriptions delivered with no set address?” Listen to experts as they share insights on working with people who are medically complex, including how to co-create safety and care plans with residents when medical needs impact housing stability.

*Lunch will be provided
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Working with Housing Operators

Wednesday, October 28
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Metro United Way
334 E. Broadway

Strong resident relationships improve communication, reduce conflict, and help negotiate alternatives to eviction. Join us to help explore tools for building strong relationships and hear from a panel of experts how to best engage with housing operators.

*Lunch will be provided
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Housing Data

HAL seeks to identify data elements in our community that underscore how investment in housing is a win for all of us. The Community Foundation of Louisville has worked with the Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund to highlight their work. We encourage you to explore their interactive dashboard (link) to see where their projects are, how dollars are invested, and how their projects positively impact other investments in our community.

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Get Involved

Would you like to join or learn more about the Housing Alliance of Louisville?

Reach out to Mary Luke Noonan, Metro United Way Senior Manager of Basic Needs, at maryluke.noonan@metrounitedway.org or complete our interest form by clicking the button below and someone will be in touch soon.

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Housing Allianceof Louisville

Core principles that guide our work:

Resources we provide to Louisville community and service providers:

Mission

Vision