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Relocation Assistance Program - United Way of Central Maryland Skip to primary navigation Our Relocation Program was created in response to the housing crisis worsened by the pandemic, and aligns with our other strategies to provide safe, affordable homes for those in need. The Relocation Program assists Baltimore City tenants whose needs can’t be met by other eviction prevention and rental assistance programs.
Households below 80% of the Area Median Income for Baltimore City Tenants whose lease will not be renewed People experiencing housing habitability issues Those facing rent increases they cannot afford Tenants whose property owner or manager is unwilling to renew lease Security deposits and rental assistance are provided.
Property managers/owners review rental applications and inform United Way of their interest in assisting the household. Program participants can locate their own housing if the unit is licensed and located in Baltimore City. Eligible tenants-both individuals and families-are paired with a dedicated Housing Resource Navigator until they are successfully rehoused.
These Navigators work closely with them to: Assess their strengths, needs, and priorities Assist with budgeting, financial planning, and goal-setting Match them with at least three apartments that meet their budget and household size Ensure that the apartments are owned and managed by reputable, trusted property managers/owners Visit preferred apartments Assist with rental applications Submit requests for security deposits and rental assistance (funded by BCCAP and paid directly to property managers/owners) Coordinate moving assistance Connect them with additional services and resources to ensure their stability Advocate on their behalf with property managers/ owners, community agencies, and others Relocation Assistance Program results since inception Tenants have moved into new homes in income-based units, Housing Authority of Baltimore City voucher units, Section 8 units, assisted living facilities and senior housing, market-rate apartment communities, and privately owned and managed apartments.
(353 individuals) received security deposits and future rent payment assistance remain housed six months after relocation with cleaning supplies, household and personal care items, clothes, baby supplies, and toys provided where needed Average time from referral to relocation Join us in building healthier, stronger lives and communities with your donation to our Housing Fund.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Households below 80% of the Area Median Income for Baltimore City, tenants whose lease will not be renewed, people experiencing housing habitability issues, or those facing unaffordable rent increases. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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