Housing Choice Voucher Program or also known as Section 8 of the Housing Act of 1937 is funded by the federal government and handled under the Department of Housing. Housing and Urban Development aim to support low-income and poor families to have appropriate and comfortable houses for each and every member of the family.

Section 8 is defined as the housing voucher program, which primarily aims to help and assist poor families who are struggling to maintain their rental fees and other housing payments.

Public Housing Program is established by the federal government aiming to provide a comfortable house for low-income individuals. It primarily gives safe and decent housing units for its eligible beneficiaries.