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ProgramEligibility
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Almost Home Inc. 1. Must be a US Citizen or have Legal Residency (Colorado ID and valid Social Security Card will be required of all adults.) ​

2. Verifiable and consistent income is required (must provide check stubs). Income from cash, babysitting or temporary agencies will not qualify. ​

3. Monthly income must be $200 or more than your monthly rent or mortgage. ​

4. Must be a resident of Adams or southern Weld County for the past 3 months. ​

5. Families with children can qualify for up to $750 in rental assistance, depending on available funds but the remaining portion of your rent MUST BE paid prior to making appointment for our assistance (we require a landlord receipt or money order to confirm). ​

6. Adults without children are eligible for up to $500 in rental assistance, depending on available funding.
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Aurora Rental Assistance Program1. Household income is at or below 100% of Area Median Income (see chart below); financial verification is required.

2. The reason for requesting assistance is related to COVID-19 (for example, loss of income or employment due to COVID-19, or COVID-19 health-related expenses).

3. Applicant does not receive other public housing support vouchers.

4. Applicant has a current lease in place in the city of Aurora.

5. Eligibility for this program is not dependent upon citizenship status
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Broomfield FISHTo qualify for the "Bridge the Gap" program, applicants must meet all of the requirements below:

1. Be a current Broomfield Resident.

2. Have a household income that, as of March 1st, was at or under 80% Broomfield AMI (e.g, family of 1 annual income under $52,000/family of 4 annual income under $74,240).

3. Have filed for unemployment (if eligible) due to a reduction of hours or lay-off related to COVID-19 after March 1.
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Brothers Redevelopment Inc. COVID-19 Emergency Housing Assistance Program1. Your household was considered low income BEFORE March 11, 2020. This means your household income was below 50% of the area median income based on household size and the County you live in. Please use the AMI Lookup chart to find your County and associated gross income limits.

2. Your household lost income due to COVID-19.

3.You can provide provide proof of: hardship, primary residence, income and housing cost.

4. If you are a seeking rental assistance, you do not receive any other public housing support vouchers (HCV, PBV, State or other).

5. If you are seeking mortgage assistance you must provide proof of a request for forbearance.
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Colorado Short Term Rental and Mortgage AssistanceFull guidelines in link.
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Catholic Charities1. Picture ID.

2. Current proof of address.

3. Proof of emergency.

4. Proof of income.

5. An eviction notice for the current month’s rent – allowed back rent must be paid before an appointment is made.

6. A current lease.

7. If Catholic Charities commits to payment, landlord must agree to house client for 30 days.
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Colorado Restaurant Association Angel Relief FundAngel Relief Fund grants are focused on restaurant and food & beverage service hospitality workers who meet one of the following criteria:

1. Diagnosed with coronavirus (COVID-19).

2. Who have been quarantined under doctor’s care.

3. Unable to receive government assistance.

4. Unemployed, furloughed, or underemployed.
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Denver Left Behind Workers FundTo be eligible for the aid, an individual must demonstrate a loss of income related to the COVID-19 pandemic through layoffs, furloughs, a reduction in hours of 20 hours or more per week, or an unpaid leave of absence from work due to school or daycare closures, the need to care for family members, or the need to remain quarantined after possible COVID-19 exposure. The household must also be ineligible to receive both unemployment benefits and CARES Act funding.

The Left Behind Workers Fund will disperse payments of $1,000 per eligible, displaced worker to help them address their most pressing emergency needs such as food, rent, bills, healthcare and transportation. Once Denver’s investment is disbursed, trusted nonprofit community partners engaged by the Fund will identify eligible applicants, including reaching into communities that are particularly vulnerable to displacement. The nonprofits will screen and approve eligible applicants for payments.
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Denver Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance Program1. Provide proof of your household income.

2. Provide proof of Denver residency.

3. Provide proof of your rent due, or rent increase notice.

4. Provide information about the cause of your housing crisis (job loss, unsafe housing conditions, potential eviction, and/or shutoff notice).

5. Participate in housing counseling and benefit navigation services.
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Douglas County Emergency/General AssistanceThe Douglas County General Assistance Program is intended to help with the one-time emergency need to address issues of health, safety and/or well-being. To be eligible for this help, applicants must show how they can meet their future expenses.
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Emergency Family Assistance Association in BoulderBoulder County residents in need of financial assistance should call EFAA’s front desk at 303-442-3042 and leave a voicemail with your name and phone number to see if you are eligible for assistance and to schedule appointments.
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Englewood Rent Assistance Program1. The Rent Assistance Program is available to Englewood residents with a household income of 300% of the Federal Poverty Level or less.

2. Provide proof of who lives in your household (must be the ID’s or the lease showing all household members).

3. Provide proof of income for everyone in the household for the past month. This may include pay stubs, social security award letters, proof of child support, or proof of other income.

4. If applying due to job loss related to COVID-19, residents must provide proof of applying for unemployment compensation.

5. Applicants must provide a current signed lease.

6. Applicants must provide the landlord’s contact information; the named landlord must be willing to accept payment from Arapahoe County.
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Independent Restaurant Workers Relief FundOne-time grants from the Independent Restaurant Workers Relief Fund range up to $1,000 per individual, and are available to restaurant and food & beverage hospitality workers whose last place of employment was a Colorado-based, independently owned and operated restaurant or small restaurant group, and meet at least one of the following criteria:

1. Diagnosed with coronavirus (COVID-19).

2. Quarantined under doctor’s care.

3. Unable to receive government assistance.

4. Are unemployed, underemployed, or furloughed.
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The Action CenterRent or Mortgage may be available for Jefferson County Residents, please fill out the online application at theactioncenter.org/get-help
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Jefferson County Emergency Assistance COVID-191. Completed Emergency Assistance Application Proof of Identification (Driver’s license- picture of Driver’s License may also be accepted) .

2. Proof of Jeffco residency (copy of mail with applicant’s name and address).

3. Proof of income.

4. How was household impacted by COVID-19 (be specific; loss of job, reduced work hours, etc.).

5. Proof of need.
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Maiker Housing PartnersYou may be eligible to receive rental, utility or mortgage assistance if:

1. Your income has been impacted by COVID-19 on or after March 11, 2020.

2. You reside in Adams County.

3. Annual Household income is below 80% AMI or $75,000 or less.
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Sister Carmen Community CenterResidents of East Boulder County residing in Lafayette, Louisville, Superior or Erie may qualify for services offered by SCCC. Call 303-665-4342 for more information or to schedule a meeting.
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The Salvation Army Rent, Mortgage & Utility Assistance Details in link.
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Thornton Emergency Rent/Mortgage and Utility AssistanceCommunity Connections partners with several agencies to provide emergency rent/mortgage and utility assistance to income-eligible households. Please contact Adam Lyons, Grant and Housing Supervisor, at 720-977-5812 or adam.lyons@ThorntonCO.gov for more information, or click here to see a comprehensive list of service providers.
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