Housing assistance in Guam

Start with the housing agencies and HUD resources below. Applications, funding, and waiting lists are handled by the providers you contact.

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Where to apply for rental assistance and vouchers

Section 8 vouchers and public housing are run by local public housing agencies (PHAs). Each keeps its own waiting list, so apply to every agency serving places you could live. The state housing finance agency funds affordable apartments and homebuyer programs but usually does not take voucher applications.

Ask each agency: Is the waiting list open? How do I apply, and how will you contact me? Never pay to apply or to move up a list. See how to apply for Section 8 and how waiting lists work.

Programs and free legal help in Guam

Energy and utility bills

Free legal help

No statewide emergency rent program? Most rent help is local. Call 211 and ask which county, charity, or community action programs are taking applications now. See emergency rental assistance.

Phone lines that serve Guam

More local contacts: HUD’s Guam resource page.

Next steps

  1. Urgent? If you need shelter tonight or have an eviction court date, start with urgent housing help.
  2. Behind on rent: call 211 and apply to several programs at once. Use our payment plan letter to propose terms to your landlord in writing.
  3. Long-term help: apply to every housing agency above, plus income-restricted apartments. Gather your documents first.
  4. Check affordability: use the rent affordability calculator or the Section 8 rent calculator.

Sources

Checked October 10, 2026. Laws, programs, and agency websites change; confirm details with the agency or court before relying on them. Report a correction.

  1. Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)Guam Energy Office
  2. Guam OfficeMicronesian Legal Services Corporation
  3. PHA Contact Report – GuamU.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
  4. Guam Housing and Urban Renewal AuthorityGuam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority