Bell said that about 14, applications still needed to be processed. Bell said the state will apply for additional funding from the federal government in the coming months, but does not yet know if it will receive more money. She said even after the state program runs out of funding, local counties and cities that also received money from the federal government may still have resources available to provide rent assistance.
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This guide provides a partial list of resources for students. Learn more online Caer Emergency Financial Assistance Limited emergency financial assistance to those who qualify may be available to help with shelter or utilities.
Learn more online or call Community Action Partnership of Hennepin County CAP of Hennepin County has a variety of programs and services designed to help residents of Hennepin County with lower incomes find and maintain safe, stable housing.
Renters and future homebuyers can work with HUD-certified housing counselors to develop housing budgets, determine eligibility for financial assistance, help navigate their leasing or home-purchase process, and more. For people experiencing homelessness, referrals for to the Rapid Rehousing program are provided. This initiative supports people in matching their housing needs with the appropriate resources.
People currently receiving case management services, of any kind, should start by contacting their County Case Manager. The Bridge for Youth The Bridge for Youth provides runaway and homeless youth with safe shelter, assists in the prevention and resolution of family conflicts, and reunifies families whenever possible.
The program has provides longer-term housing options for homeless pregnant and parenting youth and their children. Learn more online or call Hope 4 Youth Hope 4 Youth provides a drop-in center and housing resources. In addition to many basic-needs services, case management is also provided, linking youth to stable housing, health and wellness programs, education and employment. Learn more online Housinglink Search for affordable apartments, houses, duplexes, townhomes or condos.
Minnesota Housing Minnesota Housing provides resources and information for homebuyers, homeowners, and those who need help with housing and rental assistance. Learn more online Project For Pride In Living Project for Pride in Living provides affordable rental housing to those who qualify and supportive housing for individuals and families facing challenges.
Learn more online or call YMCA Youth Intervention Resource Line Youth and Family Services offers supportive services to young people experiencing barriers as a result of homelessness, or involvement in the foster care or juvenile justice systems. Learn more online or call YouthLink YouthLink connects homeless youth to a community of resources and support services. Learn more online or call Youth Services Network Of MN A collaborative resource to find a shelter, see locations that have available space, and get help.
Anoka County Resource Guide Legal resources Central Minnesota Legal Services Provides free legal help to low income individuals and families to assist with civil legal issues. The only eligibility requirement is that the caller is checking into their rights as a Minnesota renter. We cover a wide range of issues with tenants, including repairs, evictions, security deposits, landlord invasion of privacy, break lease questions, sexual harassment and many others.
Learn more online or call Immigrant Law Center ILCM provides free brief legal advice and full representation to immigrants and refugees in Minnesota who qualify for services. Learn more online or call Judicare Of Anoka County A non-profit corporation that provides free legal representation in non-criminal matters to low income residents of Anoka County. Learn more online or call Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid is a non-profit law firm specializing in providing professional legal help to Minnesotans who traditionally lack access to the American justice system and cannot afford the services of a private attorney, including people with low incomes, seniors, and people with disabilities.
Learn more online or call Minnesota Judicial Branch Self-Help Center The Self-Help Center is a place where you can find helpful information, services and resources about your legal problem if you are not represented by an attorney. They also provide a list of legal advice clinics by county. Learn more online about self-help centers or how to find legal representation.
Volunteer Lawyers Network Volunteer Lawyers Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to connecting Minnesotans experiencing poverty with some of the top private lawyers in the state at no cost. These volunteers protect the rights and property of thousands of clients every year by advising them at legal clinics, drafting legal documents, representing them in court or otherwise supporting them in their pursuit of justice.
The office provides technology assistance and loaner equipment for currently enrolled students. Loaner equipment may include Chromebooks, laptops, hotspots, and web cameras. Learn more online or contact the IT helpdesk at it. They offer refurbished desktop and laptop computers, low-cost mobile internet, and affordable computer repair.
Learn more online Free Geek Free Geek operates a thrift store, located in Minneapolis, which provides low-cost technology including computers and other electronic devices.
Learn more online or call Low-Cost Internet Services The federal emergency broadband benefits program is available to eligible low-income households in order to help reduce internet costs and pay for computers.
Also, some internet providers provide low-cost services options to those who qualify. Application and additional verification must be complete before eligibility can be determined.
Learn more online or call Cars For Neighbors Assists Anoka County residents by helping them with transportation through vehicle repair. Learn more online or call Elk River Car Clinic The Car Clinic is a non-profit ministry in Elk River Minnesota that provides minor vehicle repair and maintenance to single parents, seniors, veterans, the homeless, or persons in financial need.
Learn more online or call Lift Garage For those who are eligible, the Life Garage provides low-cost car repair, free pre-purchase inspections of cars, express services to replace light bulbs, wiper blades, batteries, and free regularly scheduled car-care classes. Learn more online or call Wheels for Women Wheels for Women provides a vital resource for single working moms in and around Minneapolis by providing a reliable car, van, or SUV at no charge to women who qualify. Acceptance to this program is made in advance.
Metro Mobility Metro Mobility is a shared public transportation service for certified riders who are unable to use regular fixed-route buses due to a disability or health condition. Rides are provided for any purpose. Learn more online or call Transit Link Transit Link is a dial-ride service and operates as a public transportation service in Anoka County.
It picks riders up where regular fixed-route transit is unavailable in Anoka County. Transit Link will either bring customers to a fixed route bus stop or drive them from their pick up location to their drop off location. Francis, Ramsey, Andover. Learn more online or call Speedy Van Medical Transportation Speedy Van provides transportation to and from your health appointment in Minnesota.
One call connects you with an advocate trained in supporting victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking who can help you find a shelter and the services you need in your area. Learn more online , call , or text Alexandra House Alexandra House provides domestic, sexual, and relationship violence services to women, men, youth and families. All services are free-of-charge and include hour emergency shelter, legal advocacy, support groups, housing and supportive services, youth intervention and prevention services, elder abuse services, community education and professional training, and more.
Support is available over the phone, via chat, or by using the mobile app. Learn more online or call the hour crisis hotline at Sexual Violence Center Provides services to survivors, friends, and family free of charge and available to those who live in Carver, Hennepin, and Scott counties.
Learn more online or call the hour crisis hotline at Request Info. Take Virtual Tour. Apply Now. Explore Programs. Every household's situation is different, so the amount of assistance you may receive will be specific to your needs. Eligible costs include: rent, manufactured home lot rent, rental of a manufactured home, utilities including electric, gas, power, heat, water, sewer, bulk fuel, eviction costs, fees charged by your landlord, hotel costs if the hotel is your residence, and other costs related to keeping you in your home.
Costs that are not eligible include: homeowner costs, homeowner utilities, landlord-paid utilities, landlord-paid property taxes, property insurance, phone, internet, renter insurance. After you answer the prescreening questions, you must complete an application for assistance and provide documentation. Please have all your information and documents ready to ensure faster processing of your application. An application will not begin the review process until all information has been received.
If you are requesting rental assistance, make sure the amount you request will be accepted by your landlord. If they challenge the amount, it can delay your application's processing. If the landlord will not accept the funds through the program, you may be eligible to receive assistance directly to pay your rent.
If you qualify for utility assistance, we will work with your utility company ies. If your utility company ies approve, we will send payments directly to them to bring your utilities current. The purpose of this notice is to enable you to make an informed decision about whether to give data about yourself. You are not legally required to provide any of the requested data; however, if you do not provide the data, we may not be able to provide you with the services or resources you are requesting.
Your data may be shared between the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, local jurisdictions implementing the Emergency Rental Assistance Program Anoka County, Dakota County, Hennepin County, Ramsey County, Washington County, the City of Minneapolis, the City of Saint Paul , the United States Department of Treasury, the program administrators and contractors, community agencies funded from state, federal, and local resources that help provide housing assistance, and the organization s identified as holding debt for which you are seeking assistance, and other parties the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency deems necessary.
The data can also be shared upon court order or provided to the state or legislative auditor. Your documentation meets the date and content requirements; You have your documentation available as a legible: High resolution scan as a Jpeg, PNG, or PDF; High resolution photo as a Jpeg or PNG; Downloaded PDF from the original document provider You have either an email address or a cell phone number capable of receiving texts data and messaging rates from your provider apply ;.
Please be prepared to upload copies of your documents in the Pre-Screening Checklist. To process your application you must either have an active email account or an active phone number to receive notifications provider text and data fees may apply.
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