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Find similar grantsPermanent Supportive Housing Program (PSH) - Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is sponsored by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston (HUD-funded). This HUD-funded grant serves individuals and families who are chronically homeless.
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Housing & Utility Assistance - Catholic Charities Of The Archdiocese Of Galveston-Houston. Housing & Utility Assistance Housing & Utility Assistance Immigration Legal Services Pregnancy & Parenting Services Catholic Charities Housing Program offers services to help families on the verge of becoming homeless, or who have already experienced homelessness.
The program provides rental assistance and connections to services that contribute to housing stability, such as employment readiness, financial literacy, counseling and childcare. We offer these housing services: Catholic Charities only assists with the following utilities: Please continue to check here to see if the application for utility assistance is open.
For other possible sources of help, see the link below for “Other Resources”.
Court Order Evictions/Court Dates - City of Houston For residents of the City of Houston that have an active court order eviction or court date scheduled: City of Houston residents only Must have an active court order/court date scheduled—documentation is required Copy of lease agreement signed by both parties- documentation required Government issued ID- documentation required If you do not have a court ordered eviction, court date scheduled, or have those documents but are out of the city of Houston, please see the housing tab connected to your area for additional resources.
Assistance is not guaranteed. Documentation is required within 24 hours of request. The application is currently closed.
Continue to check here to see if it has re-opened. Rental Assistance in Harris County Harris County residents in need of rental assistance must meet these eligibility requirements: Must be behind on rent or mortgage payments for current month Supporting documents will be required Requests are reviewed in the order they are received. Funds are limited.
Completing a request does not guarantee assistance. The application is currently closed. Continue to check here to see if it has re-opened.
Rental Assistance in Fort Bend County Fort County residents in need of rental assistance must meet these eligibility requirements: Fort Bend County Residents Must be behind on rent or mortgage payments for current month Supporting documents will be required Requests are reviewed in the order they are received. Funds are limited. Completing a request does not guarantee assistance.
The application is currently closed. Continue to check here to see if it has re-opened. Rental Assistance in Galveston County Galveston County residents in need of rental assistance must meet these eligibility requirements: For Galveston County residents: Currently assistance is available to those living in Texas City ISD or La Marque.
You must have a court-ordered eviction; an eviction court date scheduled; or an eviction notice or late notice from your landlord or apartment complex. You must be behind in rent for this current month. You must have had a loss of income or out-of-pocket expense in the last 90 days.
Supporting documents will be required. *** Please note that clients receiving housing subsidy, such as section 8, or public housing are not eligible for this program. Requests are reviewed in the order they are received.
Funds are limited. Completing a request form does not guarantee assistance. To apply for Galveston County rental assistance, based on the eligibility criteria listed above, click here.
Galveston County Help for People Who are Homeless County-wide: Individuals or families who are homeless may be eligible for assistance through the Rapid Rehousing Program for Galveston County. For referrals, visit these locations: Our Daily Bread, 2420 Winnie St. , Galveston, TX 77550 Mondays 9:30 a.
m. – 12:30 p. m.
Central Church, 3308 Avenue O 1/2, Galveston, TX 77550 Thursdays 9:30 a. m. – 12:30 p.
m. Galveston (City) Help for People Who are Homeless Rental Assistance in Texas City ISD Catholic Charities offers limited rental assistance to eligible households residing within the Texas City Independent School District service area. If you are experiencing a housing crisis and need assistance with rent, you may submit an application for review.
Supporting documentation will be required, and assistance is subject to program eligibility and available funding. Applications are reviewed in the order they are received. Submission of an application does not guarantee assistance.
The application is currently closed. Continue to check here to see if it has re-opened. For Those Experiencing Homelessness In collaboration with the Houston Housing Authority and the Coalition for the Homeless, Rapid Re-Housing (RRH) works to end homelessness for low-to-moderate income individuals and households residing in the City of Houston.
The goal of this program is to increase self-sufficiency and housing stability by helping clients to gain and maintain viable housing. The RRH Program provides the following services: Case Navigator, Financial Assistance (Housing, Utility, Food and Transportation) and community resources. Clients must apply with Coordinated Access through The Way Home for RRH assistance.
For more information, call 832-531-6041 ( M-F 9 a. m. -1 p.
m.) or view the Resource Guide . If you are already enrolled in Rapid Rehousing with Catholic Charities, please call 713-874-6724 or email RRH@catholiccharities.
org with any questions. Permanent Supportive Housing The Permanent Supportive Housing Program (PSH) is a HUD-funded grant that serves individuals and families who are chronically homeless. The PSH Program provides the following services: Case Navigator, Financial Assistance (Housing, Utility, Food and Transportation) and community resources.
Clients must apply with Coordinated Access through The Way Home for PSH assistance. A client must be able to provide chronic homelessness and a disability supportive documentation; to be referred by Coordinated Access. For more information, call 832-531-6041 (M-F 9 a.
m. -1 p. m.)
or view the Resource Guide . If you are already enrolled in PSH with Catholic Charities, please call 713-874-6724 with any questions.
Rental Assistance for Those Living with HIV Housing Opportunities for persons with AIDS (HOPWA) HOPWA eligibility for rent or mortgage assistance Unexpected reduction of the income You must have a court-ordered eviction; an eviction court date scheduled; or an eviction notice, foreclosure notice or late notice from your landlord, apartment complex or mortgage company Prolonged hospitalization as applicable Deterioration of the overall health as applicable Residing in one of the following service areas: Austin, Brazoria, Ft.
Bend, Galveston, Grimes, Harris, Montgomery, San Jacinto, Walker, and Waller counties Supporting documents will be required. *** Please note that clients receiving housing subsidy, such as section 8, or public housing are not eligible for this program. Requests are reviewed in the order they are received.
Funds are limited. Completing a request form does not guarantee assistance. The application is currently closed.
Continue to check here to see if it has re-opened.
Memorial Assistance Ministries Northwest Assistance Ministries Texas Housers: Texas Low Income Housing Information Services 512-477-8910 | Website Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation 512-477-3555 | Website Avenue CDC 713-864-8099 | Website Greater Houston Fair Housing Center 713-641-3247 | Website Lone Star Legal Aid 800-733-8394 | Website New Hope Housing 713-222-0290 | Website BakerRipley Utility Assistance Program Gulf Coast Community Services **Be patient as we process your request.
It is important that you submit all items that are required for this process! ** Catholic Charities offices at 2900 Louisiana St. and 2900 Smith St.
will be closed Wednesday, August 12 and Thursday, August 13 due to City of Houston water line repairs. If you have an appointment at either location, please contact your case manager for assistance. All Catholic Charities locations will be closed Friday, August 14 in observance of the Solemnity of the Assumption.
All locations will reopen Monday, August 17.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Clients must apply with Coordinated Access through The Way Home for PSH assistance and be able to provide chronic homelessness and disability supportive documentation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Permanent Supportive Housing Program (PSH) - Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is funded by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston (HUD-funded). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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