Frequently Asked Questions
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What does DAHC do?
Denton Affordable Housing Corporation is a Community Housing Development Organization dedicated to providing affordable, supportive housing for residents across Denton County. From one-bedroom apartments to four-bedroom homes, DAHC works to ensure that every household has access to safe, stable, and affordable housing that meets their needs.
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How can I apply for a DAHC home?
DAHC owns and operates 94 housing units throughout the City of Denton, and we are actively working to expand our inventory to meet growing community needs. Availability is limited, but we welcome inquiries.
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How can I support your work?
For more than 30 years, community support has helped DAHC provide stable housing and essential services to residents across Denton County. If you would like to get involved, you can explore donation and volunteer opportunities in our Get Involved section.
If you have another idea or want to discuss a different way to support our mission, please contact our office at 940-484-7048. -
What is McAdams Haven?
McAdams Haven is a new DAHC community created to expand affordable, supportive housing in Denton. It offers residents stability, connection, and access to services that help them thrive. For more details and additional FAQs, visit our McAdams Haven page.
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How is DAHC funded?
DAHC is funded through a combination of rental income from the homes we manage, competitive grants, and support from the community. These resources allow us to maintain affordable housing, provide support services for residents, and expand our ability to meet Denton County’s housing needs.
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Why is affordable housing needed in Denton County?
Housing costs in Denton County continue to rise faster than incomes, leaving many households struggling to find safe, affordable places to live. DAHC helps close this gap by providing housing options that keep individuals and families stable, supported, and connected to community resources.
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Who benefits from DAHC’s housing?
DAHC serves individuals and families who face barriers to stable housing, including working parents, older adults, people with disabilities, and those rebuilding after homelessness or crisis. Every resident has a unique story, and DAHC’s role is to meet people where they are and help them move forward.
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What makes DAHC different from other housing organizations?
DAHC combines affordable housing with personalized support services. This integrated model reduces homelessness, increases stability, and helps residents maintain long-term housing. By partnering with local nonprofits, healthcare providers, and city agencies, DAHC creates a community of support around each resident.
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How does DAHC ensure long-term stability for residents?
DAHC’s Support Services team works directly with residents to address financial, social, and health-related needs. This may include case management, benefit enrollment, food access, transportation support, or connections to community partners. These services help residents stay housed and thrive.
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How does my donation make a difference?
Community gifts help fill gaps that grants and rental income cannot cover. Donations support emergency needs, resident assistance, food delivery programs, move-in essentials, and the expansion of supportive services. Every contribution directly strengthens the stability and wellbeing of DAHC residents.
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How can businesses or organizations partner with DAHC?
Local businesses, civic groups, and community organizations can partner through sponsorships, volunteer programs, in-kind donations, special projects, or collaborative service delivery. For partnership inquiries, please contact our office at 940-484-7048.

