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Rental assistance is offered in Pima County and Tucson Arizona. Find information and details on local non-profits, charities, and government financial assistance programs that focus on meeting low income housing needs and that offer help for paying rent.
The best places to call for rental assistance in Tucson are listed below. Even if they can’t help you meet your specific needs, most of the agencies have counselors on staff who can direct individuals to other local services and resources. Or even learn about federal government rent and housing assistance programs, such as Homeless Prevention and Rapid Rehousing or Section 8 housing vouchers.
Call or stop by the closest Tucson or Pima County agency listed below to apply for assistance with paying your rent. Every year tens of thousands of individuals receive assistance.
Tucson Urban League Case Management - Provides both short and long term assistance and counseling. The non-profit provides emergency cash grants and financial assistance for paying rent, housing expenses and even mortgage payments. The money needs to be used to stop an eviction or pay for security or utility deposits. But the goal is to help people become self-sufficient, so they also offer budgeting skills, financial literacy, and even referrals to other local charities and government assistance programs. Phone (520) 791-9522 x2519
JFCS Emergency Financial Assistance Program both runs its own programs and can also provide information. Work with a counselor to get information on other agencies that are involved in providing for the basic needs of low income people who are homeless or near-homeless. In addition the program provides limited financial assistance for rent to help someone prevent eviction and prevent homelessness. Money can also pay for utilities to prevent shut-off. Also provides referrals to additional services. 4301 E 5th St, Tucson, Arizona 85711. (520) 795-0300.
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Chicanos Por La Causa Tucson Foundation - Many resources are offered, including social services for such items as emergency assistance (including housing needs), health and legal information and referral services and general information. 200 N. Stone Ave., Tucson AZ 85701, phone 520-882-0018.
Tucson Centers for Women and Children offers low income Housing Assistance for women and children. Call 520-795-8001.
City of Tucson Housing and Community Development Department. Call 520-791-4171. They provide money for rent, moving costs, security deposits, and even utilities, all as part of the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program.
Green Valley Assistance Services - This not-for profit focuses on the elderly, frail, senior citizens, homebound elderly or disabled adults. Some of the services include offering temporary monetary assistance for necessities of daily living, including rent and housing expenses. 250 E. Continental Rd. #102, Green Valley Arizona 85614. Call 520-625-5966.
Hearth Foundation - Offers housing assistance and facilities for homeless women with children. Call 520-297-8960
The Tucson Salvation Army Family Services, which has an office on 1021 N 11th Ave and can be reached at (520) 792-1111, is one of the leading charity organizations. Work with a counselor to apply for case management services which are provided to individuals and families in the greater Pima County Arizona area, and also apply for financial assistance for rent and utilities.
Tucson Indian Center, phone 520-884-7131, has limited amounts of emergency assistance.
Travelers Aid Society Of Tucson, Inc., phone (520) 622-8900, is a local non-profit organization dedicated to assisting local families and individuals in crisis. They focus on housing and rental assistance programs for the low income. Counselors support both the homeless and near-homeless (people facing eviction) individuals and families.
Primavera Foundation, Inc. - Offers the low income, working poor, and unemployed services including community education and advocacy. At the same time they are involved in providing a continuum of services that address homelessness and poverty, including information on Arizona and federal government rent programs, food, and other forms of financial assistance for paying bills and debts. Transitional Housing is also administered. Tucson, AZ - 85701. Call (520) 623-5111.
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Call the local Pima County Community Action Agency at 520-243-6700. They partner closely with the Arizona Department of Housing, and together they administer the Eviction Prevention and Emergency Homeless Housing (EPEH) Program. Services offered by this housing program include rental security, help for Utility deposits, rental eviction prevention, mortgage foreclosure help, and funds for paying utility and cooling bills. The agency provides assistance to eligible low income applicants directly, and also works through the Emergency Services Network. Or you can call directly the Arizona Housing & Prevention Services Pima County at 520-498-4613.
Interfaith Community Services runs the Good Samaritan Program for Pima County and the Tucson area. Call the agency at 520-297-6049. The Good Samaritan Program may be able to provide emergency financial assistance, including rent and housing, for people in need throughout Pima County.
Green Valley Assistance Services Temporary Monetary Assistance Program, located at 250 E Continental Rd Suite 102 and phone number (520) 625-5966, may be able to provide temporary, emergency monetary assistance to low income households, including the elderly and unemployed. Get assistance for paying rent and health care needs such as prescriptions.
New Spirit Lutheran Church has limited amounts of emergency rent help. Dial (520) 731-3076.
Saint Ambrose Catholic Church. Only helps those in need within parish boundaries. The local church provides assistance in many forms to local residents. Some of the programs includes free food boxes; vouchers for groceries and food at pantries or grocery stores, limited assistance with rent and utilities, and even clothing and household items. Tucson Arizona. (520) 628-7837
Tucson PPEP Human Services Department is one of the leading agencies to call. The Pima County government affiliated office provides emergency financial assistance and cash grants to help with rent and utilities. Even if they do not have funds on their own, they can often offer referrals for other needed services, such as federal government low income housing programs, Section 8, and local charities. (520) 741-4397
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