In order to eliminate financial barriers to housing and drive positive outcomes for tenants, Housing Collaborative relies on outside resources that enable us to pay for upfront housing costs such as eviction debts, utility arrears, application fees and security deposits, as well as offer incentive and retention payments to housing providers.
Not only does this financial assistance bolster the success rate of our housing placement work, it also helps us bring on new housing provider partners. In 2024, these Housing Access and Retention Funds proved to be key in our successful housing of 778 households experiencing or at-risk of homelessness, including households displaced by Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina and by the closure of the Lamplighter Inn in Charlotte, North Carolina.
How you can collaborate with us.
From large grants to private donations, your help in generating flexible funds can go a long way toward helping Housing Collaborative remove financial barriers to housing. With just $100,000, Housing Collaborative can help 50 or more households access or retain housing. Your contributions make this possible, so please consider donating today.
Making it easier to work with program-connected residents.
In 2024, we added 173 new housing provider partners and provided
for rent arrears and unit repairs and
in lease signing and renewal bonuses
The City of Charlotte-funded Deposit-Assistance program
In 2024, We Provided $119,226 in Security Deposit Assistance For
households, including
adults and
children
Going the extra mile
In 2024, We Secured Rental Housing For
households, including
adults and
children
Ensuring prompt payment of rental subsidies
In 2024, We Administered Over
in rental subsidy payments
Across
monthly payments
The diligence of our Housing Engagement Team
In 2024, We coordinated
rental housing inspections