HOPE Program HOPE Program Are you a landlord seeking assistance? The HOPE Program is now asking landlords to refer their tenants for rental assistance. Learn more “Este programa es bueno; muy, muy bueno. Hemos perdido familia por COVID, y trabajo. Hemos perdido casi todo. Habríamos perdido más pero no nos desalojaron. La ayuda de HOPE nos ayudó por gracia. Todavía tenemos nuestro hogar." ─Residente del condado de Randolph Solicite Ahora Safe at Home HOPE is keeping people safe at home during the pandemic. Apply Now Apply for Assistance Now The HOPE Program is now accepting applications for rent and utility assistance. Apply Now “My wife was unemployed due to COVID-19 and we couldn't make ends meet with just my income. The HOPE Program came along and it caught us up.” ─ Pender County HOPE Recipient Apply Now The Housing Opportunities and Prevention of Evictions Program (HOPE) provides rent and utility assistance to low-income renters that are experiencing financial hardship due to the economic impacts of COVID-19. The program helps prevent evictions and utility disconnections to promote housing stability during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. NEW HOPE APPLICANTS Apply Now RETURNING HOPE APPLICANTS Reapply Now LANDLORD REFERRALS Submit Tenant Names NUEVOS SOLICITANTES DE HOPE Solicite ahora SOLICITANTES DE HOPE QUE REGRESAN Vuelva a solicitar ahora If you have questions or need help applying, please call 8 AM – 5 PM Monday through Friday. HOPE Call Center: (888) 927-5467 Learn How HOPE Works About HOPE Benefits Eligibility How to Apply New HOPE Applicants How to Reapply Returning HOPE Applicants Who We Serve The HOPE Program serves renters who meet certain eligibility requirements in 88 North Carolina counties. In addition to the HOPE Program, 12 local governments and five Native American tribes received federal funding to administer their own emergency rental assistance programs. If you live outside the area served by HOPE, or are a registered member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Coharie Tribe, Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe, Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina and Waccamaw-Siouan Tribe, you should apply to your local or tribal rent and utility assistance program. Visit the HOPE Interactive Map to find the program that serves your area. Interactive Map Eviction Protection Following a decision handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court, the federal CDC eviction moratorium ended Aug. 26, 2021. Renters in the 88 counties served by HOPE are strongly encouraged to apply to the program now. If you are concerned about eviction or your landlord has already started eviction proceedings, please contact Legal Aid of NC at 1-866-219-5262 for assistance. Additional help for renters is available through the HUD Rental Housing Counseling and Eviction Prevention Program, including contact information for local housing counselors. Program Resources English HOPE Program Overview Applicant Frequently Asked Questions Landlord Frequently Asked Questions Sample Landlord-Tenant Agreement Landlord-Tenant Agreement Frequently Asked Questions Utility Provider Frequently Asked Questions Lease Summary Form Limited Power of Attorney Form Communications Designee Form Authorization for Release of Information Español Panorama general del programa HOPE Solicitante del programa HOPE - preguntas frecuentes Arrendador del programa HOPE – preguntas frecuentes Acuerdo de muestra entre propietario arrendador e inquilino Acuerdo entre propietario arrendador e inquilino del Programa HOPE – preguntas frecuentes Formulario: resumen de contrato de arrendamiento Formulario de poder legal limitado Formulario de designado de comunicación HOPE Autorización para la divulgación de información Connect with the NC HOPE Program: .Facebook .Twitter
HOPE Program HOPE Program Are you a landlord seeking assistance? The HOPE Program is now asking landlords to refer their tenants for rental assistance. Learn more “Este programa es bueno; muy, muy bueno. Hemos perdido familia por COVID, y trabajo. Hemos perdido casi todo. Habríamos perdido más pero no nos desalojaron. La ayuda de HOPE nos ayudó por gracia. Todavía tenemos nuestro hogar." ─Residente del condado de Randolph Solicite Ahora Safe at Home HOPE is keeping people safe at home during the pandemic. Apply Now Apply for Assistance Now The HOPE Program is now accepting applications for rent and utility assistance. Apply Now “My wife was unemployed due to COVID-19 and we couldn't make ends meet with just my income. The HOPE Program came along and it caught us up.” ─ Pender County HOPE Recipient Apply Now The Housing Opportunities and Prevention of Evictions Program (HOPE) provides rent and utility assistance to low-income renters that are experiencing financial hardship due to the economic impacts of COVID-19. The program helps prevent evictions and utility disconnections to promote housing stability during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. NEW HOPE APPLICANTS Apply Now RETURNING HOPE APPLICANTS Reapply Now LANDLORD REFERRALS Submit Tenant Names NUEVOS SOLICITANTES DE HOPE Solicite ahora SOLICITANTES DE HOPE QUE REGRESAN Vuelva a solicitar ahora If you have questions or need help applying, please call 8 AM – 5 PM Monday through Friday. HOPE Call Center: (888) 927-5467 Learn How HOPE Works About HOPE Benefits Eligibility How to Apply New HOPE Applicants How to Reapply Returning HOPE Applicants Who We Serve The HOPE Program serves renters who meet certain eligibility requirements in 88 North Carolina counties. In addition to the HOPE Program, 12 local governments and five Native American tribes received federal funding to administer their own emergency rental assistance programs. If you live outside the area served by HOPE, or are a registered member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Coharie Tribe, Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe, Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina and Waccamaw-Siouan Tribe, you should apply to your local or tribal rent and utility assistance program. Visit the HOPE Interactive Map to find the program that serves your area. Interactive Map Eviction Protection Following a decision handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court, the federal CDC eviction moratorium ended Aug. 26, 2021. Renters in the 88 counties served by HOPE are strongly encouraged to apply to the program now. If you are concerned about eviction or your landlord has already started eviction proceedings, please contact Legal Aid of NC at 1-866-219-5262 for assistance. Additional help for renters is available through the HUD Rental Housing Counseling and Eviction Prevention Program, including contact information for local housing counselors. Program Resources English HOPE Program Overview Applicant Frequently Asked Questions Landlord Frequently Asked Questions Sample Landlord-Tenant Agreement Landlord-Tenant Agreement Frequently Asked Questions Utility Provider Frequently Asked Questions Lease Summary Form Limited Power of Attorney Form Communications Designee Form Authorization for Release of Information Español Panorama general del programa HOPE Solicitante del programa HOPE - preguntas frecuentes Arrendador del programa HOPE – preguntas frecuentes Acuerdo de muestra entre propietario arrendador e inquilino Acuerdo entre propietario arrendador e inquilino del Programa HOPE – preguntas frecuentes Formulario: resumen de contrato de arrendamiento Formulario de poder legal limitado Formulario de designado de comunicación HOPE Autorización para la divulgación de información Connect with the NC HOPE Program: .Facebook .Twitter
