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Renters in the Dallas area, as well as throughout the county, have dozens of non-profit organizations and charities that they can call for help with paying rent and eviction prevention assistance. Some are non-profit organizations, and others are funded and supported by the federal government and/or the state of Texas.
Dallas Section 8 Rental Assistance Program - It was created by the Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the non-profit agency that runs the program provides rental assistance and cash grants to low-income and the working poor households in Dallas County Texas. Call 214.819.1871.
Dallas County Emergency Rental Assistance/Welfare Program - This resource can provide renters in the area with short to medium term rental assistance. Aid is offered to the disabled and indigents in the local community who do not yet receive workers compensation, social security, or other state or federal government disability benefits. Dial 214.819.2000 to learn more.
Balch Springs HAP
Balch Springs Texas
(972) 557-6066
Catholic Charities of Dallas, Inc.
Regardless of your faith, this church organization can provide residents with information on various housing programs, and also emergency rental assistance when funding allows.
Dallas, TX
(214) 520-6590
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City of Dallas
Dallas, TX
Phone number -(214) 670-3297
City of Dallas Department of Housing
This government office administers the section 8 housing voucher program, and can direct low income families and individuals to both federal and state of Texas rent assistance programs and options.
Dallas Texas
Call - (214) 670-5988
Dallas County HAP
Dallas
(214) 819-1871
Dallas County Planning and Development
Dallas Texas
Dial for help - (214) 819-6060
Dallas Housing Authority
A HUD approved counseling agency. Counselors can both help renters avoid an eviction, as well as provide free foreclosure and landlord/renter counseling and mediation.
Dallas Texas. The office is on 3939 N. Hampton Road.
Call - (214) 951-8467
Emmanuel Community Center
Phone - (214) 824-8613
Social Services and rental help are administered. Apply now.
Garland Housing Authority
The section 8 agency for the Garland area.
Garland, TX
(972) 205-3393
Community Outreach
Runs the Homeless Prevention Program and the Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP), which was funded by stimulus dollars. Call (214) 670-4385 to get more information or to learn where apply for help with paying security deposits as well as up to 18 months worth of rent expenses.
City of Garland Neighborhood Development
Garland Texas
(972) 205-3310
City of Grand Prairie Department of Housing and Neighborhood Services
Grand Prairie Texas
Agency phone number - (972) 237-8040
Hope Restoration, Inc.
(214) 421-8300
This organization will work with the low income and indigent in order to get them back on track. They can help meet many needs, including rental assistance.
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City of Grand Prairie Community Development
Grand Prairie, TX
Telephone - (972) 237-8166
Greater Grand Prairie Area Housing and Neighborhood Services
Grand Prairie, Texas
Tele - (972) 237-8294
Lancaster Housing Assistance Program
Lancaster TX
Call - (972) 275-1750
Christian Community Action
Community action agencies are always a great resource to learn about rent and housing assistance programs. From time to time they may be able to provide cash and financial aid to help pay rent in an emergency situation. They can also coordinate the homeless prevention and rapid rehousing program for the low income and people facing a crisis.
Lewisville Texas
Telephone - (972) 219-4353
USDA Rural Development - McKinney Office
McKinney Texas based
Call - (972) 542-0081
Mesquite HAP
Mesquite, TX
Call for financial help - (972) 216-6424
City of Richardson - Housing and Planning Office
Richardson Texas based
Dial - (972) 744-4100
White Rock Center of Hope
Dallas Texas based
(214) 324-8996
The main goal of the center is it can give housing support and rent assistance to Dallas families. The goal of the non-profit White Rock Center of Hope is to provide help, advice, and resources to those people who are trying to help themselves avoid eviction and maintain utility services, which is required for housing.
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