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Tri-County CAP Expands Shelter Services

March 29, 2021

Tri-County Community Action Program (Tri-County CAP) is pleased to announce that the agency is expanding its shelter services for homeless individuals and families in the tri-county area. According to Jeanne Robillard, CEO of Tri-County CAP, there is an increased demand for comprehensive homeless services for women, and women with children, in the communities served by Tri-County CAP. A […]

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Fuel Assistance Program scheduled to open on December 1st

October 28, 2020

The Fuel Assistance Program (part of the Energy Assistance Services Programs) is scheduled to open on December 1st. We are currently accepting applications, so if you have not yet applied please contact the Outreach Office in your area. Applications can be downloaded here. Coos County Office P: (603) 752-3248 E: berlincc@tccap.org Carroll County Office P: (603) […]

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TCCAP Seeks Board Representation

October 13, 2020

Tri-County Community Action Program, Inc., (TCCAP) a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing health and human services in Coos, Carroll and Grafton Counties, is currently recruiting for Volunteers to serve on our Board of Directors. Tri-County Community Action Program’s mission is to provide opportunities to strengthen communities by improving the lives of low to moderate income […]

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Become a Volunteer Driver

July 1, 2020

Through the volunteer Long Distance Medical program Tri-County Transit is currently seeking volunteer drivers to help passengers reach their medical appointments. Volunteer drivers are an important component of our operations, helping us increase access to healthcare. Call (603) 752-1741 and ask about becoming a volunteer driver. Or visit us online at http://tricountytransit.org/volunteer.html to submit an […]

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NH Housing Program Update

The New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program (NHERAP) provides assistance to eligible residents of New Hampshire who cannot pay their rent and utilities due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program will:

  • Cover past-due and future rent payments; utilities, such as electricity, home heating costs, water, sewer, trash; and other housing-related costs such as internet and relocation expenses associated directly or indirectly with COVID-19. Relocation expenses including rental application fees, utility hook-up fees, and security deposits are eligible.
  • Assist eligible households that may qualify for financial assistance for past-due and future rent payments beginning April 1, 2020 for a period not to exceed 12 months (or 15 months when necessary to ensure housing stability, subject to funding availability).
  • Assist eligible households that may qualify for financial assistance for utility payments beginning March 13, 2020 for a period not to exceed 12 months (or 15 months when necessary to ensure housing stability, subject to funding availability). You may qualify for utility assistance even if you do not receive or need rental assistance.
  • Pay grants directly to the landlord or utility provider on behalf of the household.
  • Allow a landlord, with the tenant’s permission, to assist the tenant in applying for funds. We encourage tenants and landlords to talk to one another about participating in the program because both will need to provide information on the application.
  • For more details, please read these Frequently Asked Questions.


What is the application process for NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program?

  • Apply using the online application available by clicking here.
  • Call Tri-County Community Action Program (Tri-County CAP) at (603) 444-0184 to request a paper application to be mailed to you.
  • If you need assistance in completing the application, contact Tri-County CAP for assistance.
  • When you apply, Tri-County CAP staff will assist you in identifying the information and documents you need. This may include documentation of: unemployment, job loss, or hours being reduced, increased expenses, or other COVID-related income hardships.
  • TCCAP will review applications, determine eligibility, and process payments for expenses to landlords and utilities. Tri-County CAP staff are also available to assist with the application process.
  • Applications are processed in the order that they are received.
  • We will make every effort to process each application as quickly as possible; times will vary according to volume.
  • Click here for Frequently Asked Questions about the NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program.

You are eligible for rental and/or utility assistance if:

  • At least one person in your household has qualified for unemployment benefits, had their income reduced, had significant costs, or had other financial hardship due to COVID-19. (You do not need to be receiving unemployment benefits payments to get help from this program.)
  • The household must be at risk for homelessness, be paying more than 30% of their income for rent and utilities, or live in unsafe or unhealthy housing, as well as meet certain income requirements.

The NHERAP is a federally funded rental assistance program through the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery (GOFERR). It is administered by New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority (NHHFA), in collaboration with GOFERR and the Community Action Partnership agencies.

If you need assistance with an eviction notice, contact NH Legal Advice & Referral Center (LARC).

We encourage you to fill out the application online.

If you prefer to complete a paper application, click here to download the application PDF. You will need to mail the completed application to the CAP with all required documents.

Le recomendamos que llene la solicitud en línea.

Si prefiere completar una aplicación en papel, haga clic aquí para abrir la aplicación PDF. Deberá enviar por correo la solicitud completada al CAP con todos los documentos requeridos.

Note: The NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program is for renters, not homeowners.


NH Housing Program Update

The New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program (NHERAP) provides rent and utility assistance to eligible households who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

View Application Process Graphic. If you need assistance with an eviction, contact 603 Legal Aid, which provides free civil legal services to low-income people.       

Le recomendamos que llene la solicitud en línea. Si prefiere completar una aplicación en papel, haga clic aquí para abrir la aplicación PDF. Deberá enviar por correo la solicitud completada al CAP con todos los documentos requeridos.

 

The New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides rent and utility assistance to eligible households who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Have you experienced at least ONE OF THESE in the past year?

•  Reduced income

•  Significant costs

•  Other financial hardship

•  Qualified for unemployment benefits after March 12, 2020

 

Are you:

•  At risk of homelessness, paying more than 30% of your income for rent and utilities, or living in unsafe or unhealthy housing

•  Under a certain income level

 

The NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program will cover up to 18 months* of:

•  Past-due and future rent payments, including late fees and legal fees (back to April 1, 2020)

•  Past-due and future utilities and home heating costs (back to March 13, 2020)

•  Other housing-related costs such as internet and relocation expenses including rental application fees, utility hook-up fees, and security deposits

*When necessary to ensure housing stability and subject to funding availability.

 

What is the application process for NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program?

•  Apply using the online application. Call us if you need assistance in completing the application or need a paper application.

•  When you apply, we will assist you in identifying the information and documents you need. This may include documentation of unemployment, job loss, or hours being reduced, increased expenses, or other COVID-related income hardships.

•  We will review applications, and once approved, will process payments for expenses to landlords and utilities. We will make every effort to process each application as quickly as possible.

 

The NHERAP is a federally funded rental assistance program through the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery (GOFERR). It is administered by New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority (NHHFA), in collaboration with GOFERR and the Community Action Partnership agencies.

If you need assistance with an eviction notice, contact NH Legal Advice & Referral Center (LARC)

If you have already received NHERAP services and would like to request additional assistance please reach out to the CAP staff person who processed your services or email nherap@tccap.org.  You will need to complete a short online application for additional services and provide documentation if your monthly rent amount has changed.

Note: The NH Emergency Rental Assistance Program is for renters, not homeowners