This section of PALawHelp.org has information and resources about Housing Discrimination and Fair Housing issues in Pennsylvania.
Click on a resource category listed below to see information related to that category.
Fair Housing is Your Right - Use It! (Video)
Federal, state and local laws promote fair housing and prohibit housing discrimination. This video from North Penn Legal Services explains your right to Fair Housing. (2021)
Landlord Tenant Handbook
Detailed information about renting a residence from North Penn Legal Services (NPLS). Fair housing (housing discrimination) information is included throughout the entire handbook. There is a Lehigh Valley Edition and a Northeast PA Edition. NPLS updated the Landlord-Tenant Handbook in July 2025.
Reasonable Accommodation Housing
Various federal laws require housing providers to make reasonable accommodations and modifications for individuals with disabilities. These laws also prohibit housing providers from refusing residency to people with disabilities or placing conditions on their residency because they require reasonable accommodations or modifications. The Fair Housing Law Center provides information on these issues.
Fair Housing is Your Right - Use It! (Video)
Federal, state and local laws promote fair housing and prohibit housing discrimination. This video from North Penn Legal Services explains your right to Fair Housing. (2021)
Landlord Tenant Handbook
Detailed information about renting a residence from North Penn Legal Services (NPLS). Fair housing (housing discrimination) information is included throughout the entire handbook. There is a Lehigh Valley Edition and a Northeast PA Edition. NPLS updated the Landlord-Tenant Handbook in July 2025.
Reasonable Accommodation Housing
Various federal laws require housing providers to make reasonable accommodations and modifications for individuals with disabilities. These laws also prohibit housing providers from refusing residency to people with disabilities or placing conditions on their residency because they require reasonable accommodations or modifications. The Fair Housing Law Center provides information on these issues.