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Rental assistance is offered in York County Pennsylvania. A number of non-profit organizations agencies and charities can provide low income housing, emergency rent assistance, shelter, and other housing aid.
While some of the program have limited funding, or may have strict income criteria that need to be met, it is always encouraged that anyone facing homeless or eviction from their home or apartment can for help. A number of emergency rental assistance programs operate, and even after applying and if you do not qualify for rent help, the York Pennsylvania organizations can often refer families or individuals to other local non-profits, charities or government housing/rent programs.
Community Progress Council, Inc., based in York Pennsylvania, runs the the Rental Assistance Program. This is a service that receives funding and partners with the state and federal government Homeless Assistance Program (HAP). This Rental Assistance Program may be able to assist individuals and families who meet income guidelines and who are also homeless or who are facing eviction and are near homeless. 100 West Market Street, York, Pennsylvania 17401, phone (717) 771-5110
York Salvation Army is a non-profit organization that provides for the basic survival needs of low income, unemployed and struggling residents. Access low income housing, shelter, thrift store, and emergency rental assistance. 50 E. King St., York, Pennsylvania 17401, phone number 717-848-2364.
Hanover Community Progress Council Inc. - Can offer emergency assistance for paying for rent, housing, and fuel. They also partner with and can direct people to other assistance programs in the Hanover Pennsylvania region.
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Assistance Housing Council of York Inc. - Get this agency and speak to a counselor for crisis intervention, advocacy, and to get information on programs and resources to prevent homelessness and help people find stable, low cost, yet safe housing.
York Department of Community Development. Call them for information on the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program. It was created from federal government stimulus funds, and money and grants can help pay for things like moving costs, security deposits and first month’s rent, and ongoing monthly rent. If someone is homeless and needs shelter, both hotel and motel vouchers can be distributed. (717) 849-2264
New Hope Ministries, Inc. has two locations around York County Pennsylvania. The non-profit charity organization provides crisis services including housing, heating assistance, and emergency rental aid. There are two offices, and the phone numbers are Dillsburg Center 717-292-3441as well as Dover Center 717-432-3053
York County Department of Human Services – Offers both emergency rental housing and emergency rent assistance in the surrounding area. Dial (717) 771-9347
York County Planning Commission, Housing and Community Development Division – This is another non-profit that also provides help from the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program. Call (717) 771-9870. The program operates the same as indicated above.
While not offering direct financial assistance on their own, the United Way of York County partners with almost 40 non-profits, charities, and other organizations across the region. The United Way of York helps low income and struggling people in need in our community and works to prevent problems, including homelessness and evictions, from occurring in the first place. Two locations are in the county, including Hanover Office (21 Baltimore Street, Hanover, Pennsylvania 17331, Phone 717.632.8047) as well as York Office (800 East King Street, York, PA 17403, Phone 717.843.0957)
Catholic Charities - Provides referrals and professional counseling services to anyone in the community, regardless of religion, age, race, or financial circumstances. From time to time there may be limited financial assistance to help pay rent and or housing expenses. York Counseling Office: 253 E. Market St., York, Pennsylvania 17403. Phone number - 717-845-2696.
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