Financial Assistance and Support
- Colorado State Emergency Assistance Program (CSEAP)
- Neighbor to Neighbor’s Rent and Utility Assistance provides financial assistance to those at risk of losing their homes.
- Larimer County Emergency Rent Assistance Program, in partnership with Neighbor to Neighbor, has Emergency Rent and Utility Assistance (ERAP) funds that can help people stay in their homes by paying back rent and utilities, and more.
- Serve 6.8 Resource Center connects families and individuals with relevant resources to help them overcome a financial crisis.
- Salvation Army provides emergency assistance in Fort Collins and Loveland.
- United Way of Larimer County resources list and 2-1-1 for food, housing and utility assistance.
- Catholic Charities Larimer County services include help with past due or overdue utility bills.
- City of Fort Collins Utilities has information on Payment Assistance Fund as well as many Affordability Programs.
- Neighbor to Neighbor financial assistance to help those experiencing homelessness or near homeless to attain affordable, sustainable housing.
Community Mediation Program through the city of Fort Collins provides a free and confidential service to help Fort Collins residents in conflict.
- CSU Employee Assistance Program offers information on many legal topics through their provider ComPsych Guidance Resources.
- The City of Fort Collins Rental Housing Standards outlines the basic minimum standards to make rental housing safe places to eat, live, sleep and play.
- Renting 101: Landlord Tenant Handbook is a general guide to issues commonly found in landlord-tenant relationships.
- Tenant Toolkit– The Justice Center provides housing videos, forms and documents and renters right’s workshops.
- Understand your legal issue from Colorado Legal Services provides legal information, forms and court information from Colorado covering several legal topics.
- Colorado Housing Connects offers information and guidance to renters, homebuyers, homeowners and landlords.
- Colorado Poverty Law Project (CPLP) connects low-income individuals with free legal services to fight evictions and housing injustice.
- Legal/Attorney Help at no or low cost.
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