Central Valley Low Income Housing Corporation

Rapid Re-Housing

(209) 472-7200 - ext. 100 (Front Desk)

Eligible households must be residents of San Joaquin County and homeless to qualify, as well as other program eligibility requirements.

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Rapid Re-Housing is a federally funded temporary rental assistance program (normally not exceeding twelve months) for qualified homeless families that are living in a shelter, living on the streets, or receiving one-time homeless assistance from the Human Services Agency. Families can receive rent and deposit assistance, according to documented need of the household; continuing eligibility is reviewed at least every three months. The head of household must also participate in a plan toward self-sufficiency (education, training or employment).

If you are a family with minor children living in a homeless shelter, in your car, or in another place not meant for human habitation, rent and deposit support may be provided to help you enter permanent housing. Extremely short-term rent and deposit support may also be provided if you are a household without children.

Households that believe they meet eligibility requirements should contact Central Valley Low Income Housing for full details.

Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.


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