Rental assistance Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County
Low income tenants in Fredericksburg as well as Spotsylvania County can get rent or security deposit help from several places. Find various charities, churches, as well as government funded rental or security deposit assistance programs, including the Department of Social Services (DSS). Find agencies near you in Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania that provide emergency rent assistance, free legal aid to stop evictions, motel vouchers and other housing programs..
- Grants may be available for paying rent, energy bills, moving costs, or security deposits.
- Free legal aid from Fredericksburg VA law firms can help tenants with an eviction notice.
- In a crisis, such as unexpected job loss, emergency assistance may help with paying a portion of rent until the family stabilizes their situation.
- Section 8 housing vouchers as well as low-income housing with no waiting list is offered in Spotsylvania Virginia as well as Fredericksburg.
- Other forms of housing assistance, whether foreclosure counseling, mediation to stop eviction, and payment plans for back rent may be negotiated.
There are also housing programs focused on other, non-standard scenarios in Spotsylvania as well as Fredericksburg. This may include money for a senior citizen to pay for supportive housing, relocation grants for immigrants, and the disabled can also apply for government rental assistance.
How to get help with rent in Spotsylvania and Fredericksburg area
Spotsylvania Emergency Concerns Association
Address is 8812 Courthouse Road, Spotsylvania, Virginia 22553. Phone: (540)582-2465
One time rent, energy or water bill, and other financial aid is provided at most twice per year. Referrals are needed from DSS for any housing needs.
Saint Vincent de Paul Conference
Location is 142 Olde Greenwich Dr, Fredericksburg, VA 22408. Call (540) 898-9066 or dial the charity at (540)898-8065. Another location is at 10718 Courthouse Road Fredericksburg VA 22407.
Emergency assistance is available from the Fredericksburg based churches. They help with rent, medications, shelters, and even low cost furniture from a thrift store for a new apartment.
Fredericksburg Salvation Army
Main address: 2014 Lafayette Boulevard , Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401. For intake, call (540)373-3431
Many social services are available, including for low income families in Spotsylvania County. Financial aid in a crisis can assist with mortgages, rent, and shelter. They offer transitional housing to single moms and veterans, and can refer clients to loan programs for paying security deposits.
Thurman Brisben Center
Main address is 471 Central Road, Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401. Call (540)899-9853
Providing at-risk and homeless men, women and children of Caroline County, King George County, Spotsylvania County, Stafford County, and the city of Fredericksburg with appropriate and essential shelter and services to affect positive life changes.
Loisann's Hope House
Main address: 902 Lafayette Boulevard, Fredericksburg, VA 22401. Call (540)371-0831
They run a Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program. This can help with relocation, or find additional financial assistance for moving to a new apartment.
Micah Ecumenical Ministries
1013 Princess Anne Street, Fredericksburg, Virginia 22402. Telephone - (540)479-4116
The non-profit is part of the Pursuit of Housing Campaign in Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County. Grants or loans may help pay housing costs, including mortgages, rent, deposits, and more. Staff also help stabilize the individual.
Trinity Episcopal Church
Address is 825 College Avenue, Fredericksburg, VA 22401. Main number is 540-479-6215 or (540) 373-2996,
While money are limited, up to $50 or so may be provided in limited cases. Funds are available to tenants with an eviction notice or people who are experiencing homelessness or close to evictions or a utility disconnection. The goal of the charity is to stabilize people. Grants may assist with security deposits as part of rapid rehousing, rent, moving expenses, and legal assessment.
Central Virginia Housing Coalition
Address is 2300 Charles St, Fredericksburg, VA 22401. Call 540-604-9943 x232
The Lend a Hand program is available only for zip code of 22401. There may be mortgage, rent, or security deposit help offered. Eviction and foreclosure prevention is offered. They also administer the HUD section 8 voucher program for low income families, the elderly or seniors in the entire region. Public housing with affordable or no rent may be arranged too as well as emergency HUD section 8.
Rappahannock Area Agency on Aging
460 Lendall Lane, Fredericksburg, VA 22405. Call (540)371-3375
Assistance programs for seniors and the disabled include emergency financial aid, home repair, information on section 8 and HUD supportive, as well as home care. The non-profit can help the elderly move as well, including by offering referrals to financial aid for rent deposits and other costs involved. Or find other information on senior citizen financial aid in Virginia.
Rappahannock Legal Services
Address is 500 Lafayette Blvd Ste 100, Fredericksburg, VA 22401. Main telephone: (540) 371-1105
Lawyers help residents in both Spotsylvania County and Fredericksburg. They refer clients to financial aid. Free legal services can also review landlord pay or quit notices, help with applications to section 8 HUD vouchers, and in general address housing issues.
Wilderness Outreach Ministries (WOM)
The program is run from Wilderness Community Church at 10501 Plank Road Spotsylvania VA 22553. Call (540)972-8808
As funding allows, tens of dollars only may be offered for rental arrears or utility costs (to stop an eviction). They offer support in Fredericksburg as well as the city of Spotsylvania.
Fredericksburg Social Services
Address is 608 Jackson Street, Fredericksburg VA 22401. Telephone - (540)372-1032
Very low-income families, the disabled or seniors can get grant money from TANF cash aid. The government assistance can pay for basic needs including housing, rent, transportation and living expenses.
Volunteers of America
They help veterans only from the Supportive Services for Veteran Families program. Call (301) 459-2020.
Veterans can get housing assistance. This includes free grants for rent, mortgages, a security deposit or even storage costs. Emergency financial help is combined with stability services, legal aid (including for tenants facing eviction), job programs and more.
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