So many landlords across rural Alabama have already partnered with ARCH to house people experiencing homelessness — and RALER is how we keep that partnership growing. ARCH has set the standard for landlord engagement in the Balance of State CoC, and we want every community in our 37 counties to have a seat at the table.
RALER brings landlords, property managers, and housing providers together with ARCH to talk honestly about what it takes to house people experiencing homelessness in rural communities — screening, risk, incentives, communication, and support. It's not a one-time pitch; it's an ongoing roundtable where landlords who've partnered with ARCH share what's worked, ask questions, and help shape how ARCH supports landlords going forward.
ARCH has years of on-the-ground landlord relationships across rural Alabama — RALER formalizes what's already working.
No travel required — RALER meets online so landlords across all 37 counties can take part.
ARCH's approach to landlord engagement is one other rural CoCs look to — RALER is how we keep raising the bar.
If your community wants to talk through local housing needs — or connect local landlords with ARCH and RALER — let us know. This is a sign-up of interest, not a commitment; a member of our team will follow up to figure out the right next step for your area.