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Community Schools Rental Assistance Program Are you struggling to pay rent, facing eviction, or experiencing homelessness? The Community Schools Rental Assistance Program (CSRAP) helps families and students enrolled in community schools with emergency financial support. If you are at risk of eviction, losing your housing, or experiencing homelessness and need help securing a new rental home, this program is here for you.
Participating Jurisdictions Funding for CSRAP is nearly exhausted. Check the status of your location for current availability: Waitlist Only: Funds are nearly exhausted. Applying does not guarantee that you will receive help.
Interest Only: Funding is no longer available. They continue to collect information to understand community needs. Closed: Funding is no longer available.
The provider is no longer taking any applications at this time.
Anne Arundel Interest Only Baltimore City Interest Only Baltimore County Closed Frederick County Interest Only Montgomery County & Prince George's County Closed Washington County Closed Wicomico County Closed Household Eligibility Requirements To qualify for assistance from CSRAP, you must: Have a student enrolled in a Community School living in your home.
Have the student enrolled in one of the Participating Jurisdictions listed above. Be renting your home or trying to rent a new home (homeowners are not eligible for assistance). Be experiencing housing instability such as homelessness, at risk of eviction, utility shut off, or be behind in paying rent or utilities.
Types of Assistance Available to Households CSRAP can help eligible families pay for: Past due rent or utility bills, including late fees and court fees related to eviction. Moving cost and deposit needed to rent new home, such as security deposit, first month's rent, utility deposit. Future rent and/or utility assistance related to your current housing instability.
Community School Resources Community School Public FAQs Resources for Program Administrators Previous web content - August 2025 (for reference only) Community Schools Awardee/Administrator FAQs If you have applied for assistance, or helped someone apply for assistance through CSRAP, please complete a brief survey. To complete the survey, visit the CSRAP Feedback Survey or scan the QR code: We appreciate your feedback.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families and students enrolled in Community Schools in Maryland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Schools Rental Assistance Program is funded by Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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