Frequently Asked Questions

For prospective residents and service providers

General Information

What is CASA?
CASA is a non-profit affordable housing developer and property manager in Wake, Durham, and Orange counties in North Carolina. We provide supportive housing for people living with disabilities and workforce housing for people with low to moderate income.
Can CASA provide emergency housing and/or financial assistance?
CASA only provides permanent rental housing. Each county has resources available for those seeking emergency or financial help.
How much rent do CASA tenants pay?
CASA tenants pay about 30% of their income in rent each month.
Does CASA accept housing vouchers?
Housing vouchers are government-funded rental subsidies, often referred to as a Housing Choice voucher, Shelter + Care voucher, or a HUD-VASH for veterans. CASA accepts these vouchers, and encourages tenants to apply with their local housing authority.  
Who qualifies for CASA’s Housing?
People living with disabilities or families in which at least one member is living with a disability or households with limited income may qualify for CASA housing. CASA offers a variety of housing options to meet the needs of different people, so qualifications vary by unit. CASA is not currently accepting new applications for housing. 
How do I apply to live with CASA?
CASA is not currently accepting new applications for housing.

 

Where can I find other housing resources?
Visit our housing resources page for the most up to date information.