Phoenix Emergency Assistance Program
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The National Low Income Housing Coalition is providing this data as a public service. NLIHC will continue to update the database. The accuracy of the data is based on information provided by the programs' administrators and user submissions.
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Through the Phoenix Emergency Assistance Program, the City of Phoenix provides services to low income households, including eviction prevention and move-in assistance. Typically, eligibility for assistance is restricted to one time per 12 months. In 2011-2012, 1,761 households received rental assistance to prevent eviction.
Funding Description:
Funding for this program comes from the Department of Human Services budget, and includes both federal (CDBG) sources and local sources of funds. Approximately one-third of funding, $5 million, each year is local funding from the city’s annual budget.
Website: http://phoenix.gov/humanservices/programs/emergency/
Contact: Jeff Jamison, Department of Human Services, 602-262-4522, [email protected]
