Martin Housing Authority provides a comprehensive suite of grant-funded services for residents at every stage of life - from working age adults pursuing financial stability to seniors living independently. All programs are free, accessible, and rooted in the Weakley County Community.
Connecting Pathways
United Way West Tennessee - Community Impact Grant
Empowers working-age adults (18-64) with tools for financial independence, mental wellness, and workforce readiness through monthly programming and communication.
- Financial Literacy, Budgeting Workshops, Job Readiness, Mental Wellness, Resource Referrals, and Community Events
Connecting Seniors
Weakley County Opioid Abatement Fund
Prevention and support programming designed specifically for elderly and senior residents, addressing behavioral health, substance use prevention, and quality of life.
- Behavioral Health, Substance Use Prevention, Lunch & Learn, Senior Activities, and Isolation Reduction
Connecting Futures
HUD Resident Opportunity & Self-Sufficiency (ROSSSC) Grant
A dedicated HUD-funded Service Coordinator serving all residents at Martin Heights - removing barriers and connecting families to the resources they need for long-term stability and self-sufficiency.
- Case Management, Barrier Removal, Self-Sufficiency Plans, and Partner Coordination
Jaclyn Marshall
Director of Community and Resident Services
jaclyn@martinhousing.org
Location - 134 E. Heights Dr. Martin, TN 38237
Office Hours - Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:30pm
Phone - 731.587.3186 ext. 224
All programs are free to eligible residents.
