Education & Resources
Knowledge is power when it comes to housing.
EDCOR is dedicated to equipping Euclid residents with the information and tools needed to achieve housing stability and success.
The City of Euclid offers or partners with organizations that offer resources to homeowners and tenants alike. Below is a listing of housing resources available to Euclid residents.
Additional Resources:
Home Repair Resource Center: If your home needs love—structural fixes, upkeep advice, or help with finances—HRRC is there. They teach repair skills, guide you through loans or grants, and offer programs to keep your home solid and secure.
City of Euclid Special Projects Division
Benjamin Rose: Benjamin Rose offers post-purchase counseling to help new and existing homeowners feel confident in managing their homes. They guide you in preparing for repairs, financial emergencies, or even selling—with information and tools designed to protect your investment.
Benjamin Rose: If you’re facing a financial or housing emergency in Cuyahoga County (like overdue rent, utilities, or medical expenses), Benjamin Rose offers a short-term $300–$1,000 loan with 0% interest and no origination fees. Those who qualify also receive free financial counseling to help prevent crises in the future.
The Legal Aid Society of Greater Cleveland: The Foreclosure Prevention program provides countywide outreach and counseling specifically for homeowners with mortgage and/or real property tax issues.
The Euclid Hunger Center: The Euclid Hunger Center operates as a choice pantry for the residents of Euclid. Our pantry allows families to have options, eliminates waste, and creates a more dynamic relationship between our volunteers and our families. Our volunteers are dedicated to our motto of “neighbors helping neighbors” and it can be seen and felt during every distribution. Whether you are interested in being part of our team our you are in need of our services, we encourage you to reach out and you will be welcomed by all.
The path to homeownership and housing security starts with strong foundations of knowledge. EDCOR is here to provide that solid grounding and set Euclid residents up for success.
Check back soon for updates on our upcoming education and resources offerings.
Strong renters build strong communities.
Whether you’re searching for an affordable place to live, facing a housing challenge, or just want to know your rights as a tenant, help is available. These programs offer rental assistance, legal guidance, and education to keep you and your family stable and secure in your home. is dedicated to equipping Euclid residents with the information and tools needed to achieve housing stability and success.
The City of Euclid offers or partners with organizations that offer resources to homeowners and tenants alike. Below is a listing of housing resources available to Euclid residents.
Additional Renter Resources:
Cleveland Housing Network: CHN Housing Partners offers help for renters at every stage — whether you’re searching for an affordable place to live, trying to stay housed during a rough patch, or dreaming of homeownership someday. Their team provides rental listings, eviction prevention help, financial coaching, and housing stability support to guide you forward.
Benjamin Rose: Benjamin Rose offers rental counseling to help you stay in your home when things get tight. They’ll guide you through your options—things like tenant rights, budgeting, finding affordable units, and connecting you with local support services.
Benjamin Rose: If you’re facing a financial or housing emergency in Cuyahoga County (like overdue rent, utilities, or medical expenses), Benjamin Rose offers a short-term $300–$1,000 loan with 0% interest and no origination fees. Those who qualify also receive free financial counseling to help prevent crises in the future.
Euclid Municipal Court – Rent Escrow Program: If your landlord won’t make needed repairs, you can pay your rent to the court instead of the landlord until the issues are fixed. You must live in Euclid, be current on rent, and give written notice to your landlord first.
City of Euclid Housing Resources: The City of Euclid offers or partners with organizations that offer resources to homeowners and tenants alike. Below is a listing of housing resources available to Euclid residents.
The Euclid Hunger Center: The Euclid Hunger Center operates as a choice pantry for the residents of Euclid. Our pantry allows families to have options, eliminates waste, and creates a more dynamic relationship between our volunteers and our families. Our volunteers are dedicated to our motto of “neighbors helping neighbors” and it can be seen and felt during every distribution. Whether you are interested in being part of our team our you are in need of our services, we encourage you to reach out and you will be welcomed by all.
Aging well starts with the right support.
Euclid seniors have access to programs that promote independence, health, and connection—from meal delivery and transportation to wellness checks and social activities. Explore local and county resources designed to help you stay active, safe, and engaged in our community.
McGregor PACE: McGregor PACE helps older adults live safely and happily at home, surrounded by care that feels personal. Their team works together to provide medical support, therapy, meals, and activities—so aging at home feels easier and more connected.
Benjamin Rose: McGregor PACE helps seniors live safely and happily at home, surrounded by care that feels personal. Their team works together to provide medical support, therapy, meals, and activities—so aging at home feels easier and more connected.
Euclid Senior Programs: In Euclid, Senior Programs is a city-run service offering activities, when-you-need them support services, and resources that help older adults stay active and in charge of their lives. They aim to make aging feel more supported, less lonely, and full of possibility.
Pro Seniors: Pro Seniors stands by seniors when the legal or care world gets confusing. With volunteer advocates, legal hotlines, and support fighting scams or nursing home problems, they help older adults feel safer and more in control.
Cuyahoga County Senior & Adult Services: Cuyahoga County’s Senior & Adult Services helps older adults and people with disabilities stay safe, supported, and independent at home. They handle everything from protective services and in-home care to benefit help, outreach, and senior center programs.
Ohio Department of Aging: The Ohio Department of Aging works to support older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers across the state. They oversee programs like home care waivers, nutrition, senior discounts, and more to help people stay independent and live well.
The Euclid Hunger Center: The Euclid Hunger Center operates as a choice pantry for the residents of Euclid. Our pantry allows families to have options, eliminates waste, and creates a more dynamic relationship between our volunteers and our families. Our volunteers are dedicated to our motto of “neighbors helping neighbors” and it can be seen and felt during every distribution. Whether you are interested in being part of our team our you are in need of our services, we encourage you to reach out and you will be welcomed by all.
EDCOR Edu: Real-World Financial Education for Every Stage of Life
Whether you’re planning for your child’s future or preparing to buy your first home, EDCOR Edu offers practical programs designed to help you move forward with confidence.
Smart Money Skills for Families
A hands-on financial education program for middle school students and their parents or guardians.
Students and families learn together, building real-world money skills like saving, budgeting, and making smart financial decisions early.
Students Learn
• How money works: earning, saving, spending
• How to set and reach savings goals
• How to build a simple budget
• How to open and manage a savings account
Who It’s For:
Grades 6–8 students + parent/guardian
FORMAT: 6 weeks, 90 minute sessions
WHO: Grades 6–8 + parent/guardian
WHEN: New sessions begin Fall 2026
WHERE: Euclid Middle School
PRESENTED BY
ACTIVITIES
Path to Homeownership: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Your First Home
Buying a home can feel overwhelming. This workshop breaks the process down into clear, manageable steps so you can understand your options and move forward with confidence.
You’ll Learn:
• Whether you’re ready to buy
• How to prepare financially
• What lenders are really looking for
• How much home you can afford
• What to expect from start to closing
Who It’s For:
First-time homebuyers and anyone planning to buy within the next 1–2 years
INTERACTIVE WORKSHEETS
PRESENTED BY
NEXT WORKSHOP DATE: MAY 23, 2026 10:00AM–2::PM
Shore Cultural Center, 291 East 222nd Street
Knowledge builds stronger homebuyers.
Our team is committed to providing Euclid residents with the knowledge and resources necessary to secure lasting housing stability and success.
We’ve compiled a list of trusted lenders who offer programs specifically designed to help low- and-moderate-income families purchase their first home. These lenders have worked with us to make homeownership more accessible and attainable for many. However, this is not an exhaustive list—there are many other lenders with excellent programs. We encourage you to do your own research to find the lender and program that best meets your needs.