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Get help with rent in Sacramento. Find information on government programs, not for profits, and other agencies that all administer rent assistance to low income and others who need help. Each year thousands of local individuals receive various forms of rental assistance.
The organizations listed below all focus on offering Sacramento California residents with financial assistance for paying housing costs, rent, and security deposits. In addition, receive landlord/tenant mediation services, counseling, and access to eviction prevention. Many programs focus on those who are on the verge of homelessness.
The HPRP Program run by Broderick Christian Center can assist eligible low to moderate income clients with paying rent, avoiding evictions, and offering general help from the homeless prevention (30/3 day notices) and rapid rehousing program. Address: 110 Sixth Street West Sacramento, CA 95605. Call (916) 372-0200
Folsom Cordova Community Partnership
Need to call and leave a message requesting rent help. Can only call on Mondays. Dial (916) 361-8684 x5 Monday only 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m
Only if funds are available from the agency will your phone call returned. No one will call you back if there are no funds. Feel free to call each Monday.
The Salvation Army Sacramento Family Services - Need to call in advance for help, and will need to call Monday only 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. for general housing or rental assistance. Calls are only accepted on Mondays. You will then be scheduled for an appointment to meet with a case worker to review your rent assistance application. All qualifications need to be met before any type of financial aid is disbursed. Dial the Sacramento Salvation Army at (916) 678-4050.
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Safety-Net Services is another Sacramento California non-profit. Call for rental assistance. In addition, you will need to bring 3 day eviction notice.
Greater Sacramento Urban League, located at 3725 Marysville Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95838, and which can be reached at (916) 286-8607, has limited funds too. The non-profit offers counseling, referrals, and other aid, including emergency assistance for paying rent and meeting housing needs. All rent help is provided on a first come first serve bases. Also access job counseling, career advice, and other financial support. You need to make an appointment.
Powerhouse Ministries has limited hours of operation. They include accepting drop-ins from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. and by appointment in the afternoon. Apply for rent assistance and other housing programs. The office is at 311 Market Street, Folsom, CA 95630. (916) 983-0658
Travelers Aid Society. This agency sometimes has a very limited amount of cash grants or funds to pass out at the beginning of each month to help with rental assistance and low income housing needs. The Travelers Aid Society of Sacramento is known to be fair in their screening process although it may help if you have a Pastor or caseworker to advocate for you for help. Call (916) 399-9646
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, address of 1717 El Monte Avenue, Sacramento, CA and which can be called at (916) 925-3584, provides rental and housing assistance from very limited funds. If you think you need help, come early as the money is usually dispersed within the first few days of the month. Be sure all your paperwork and applications are in order.
Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency (phone (916) 440-1317) coordinate various government, including California and federal, housing and rent assistance programs.
Centro Guadalupe help people in the zip codes of 95626, 95660, 95673, 95833, 95834, 95835, 95836, 95837, 95838 and 95843 in Sacramento, California. While funding is very limited, from time to time they will have limited amounts of rent assistance.
Sacramento California South County Services (phone number (209) 745-5367) may also have rent assistance programs, grants, and referrals available to the low income.
River City Community Services - Aid is offered, including emergency food, housing and rent assistance, and a short term crisis assistance. All resources are intended to help people become self reliant. Phone (916) 446-2627
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