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Get help with paying rent

If you are at risk of being evicted from your rented apartment or house, the agencies listed below may be able to help.

The Philadelphia Eviction Prevention Project offers resources for tenants. Learn more about the legal help they offer, or visit their website for information on direct negotiation.

If you think you are the victim of unfair rental practices or unsafe housing conditions, contact the Fair Housing Commission.

This list is maintained by the Office of Homeless Services (OHS).

Agencies that support tenants at risk of eviction

These agencies offer housing-related services. Call or visit each agency’s website to learn more about their services and eligibility.

Agency Service Phone
ACHIEVEability Rental assistance and property tax rebates for seniors and people with disabilities in Haddington and Cobbs Creek (215) 748-8800
Appletree Family Center Help for individuals and families at risk of becoming homeless or facing a housing crisis (215) 686-7177
Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha (APM) Financial and support services for individuals and families (215) 235-6070
Catholic Social Services Limited financial assistance toward rent (267) 331-2490
Congreso de Latinos Unidos Financial and support services for individuals and families (215) 763-8870
Esperanza Financial and support services for individuals and families (215) 324-0746
Germantown Avenue Crisis Ministry Utility, rent, and mortgage assistance in ZIP codes 19118, 19119, 19126, 19138, 19144, and 19150 (215) 843-2340
HACE Utility subsidies and rental assistance (215) 426-8025
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS PA) Legal and supportive services for immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers (215) 832-0900
HELP USA Financial and support services for individuals and families (215) 473-6454
Nationalities Service Center Rental assistance (215) 893-8400
New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC) Financial and support services for individuals and families (215) 427-0350
People’s Emergency Center Financial and support services for individuals and families (267) 777-5880
Utility Emergency Services Fund (UESF) Help for families with back rent so they can remain in their homes (215) 972-5170

(215) 814-6888 (Veterans)

Valley Youth House Rental assistance for older youth (215) 925-3180
Veterans Multi-Service and Education Center Housing, benefits, and meals for veterans (215) 923-2600

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