Here is how we can help you:
- Establish and maintain affordable housing
- Reduce the chance of homelessness
- Provide access to healthcare and supportive services
HOPWA is a program that serves individuals and their families living with HIV/AIDS who are low income or in jeopardy of becoming homeless.
STRMU provides short-term rent, mortgage, and utility payments for households experiencing a financial crisis or a change in their economic circumstances. STRMU provides 21 weeks of services within a 52-week period.
TBRA assists households who are housed or homeless. To receive TBRA services, households must present evidence of current or imminent tenancy in the private unassisted housing market. TBRA alleviates the rent burden of low-income households. TBRA provides an ongoing and portable rental subsidy that helps households obtain or maintain permanent housing.
PHP helps households access, secure, and establish a permanent residence, maintained either on their own or with the help of ongoing rental assistance.
**** Cannot be receiving any HUD funded assistance like Section 8.
For additional details feel free to contact our housing coordinators or HOPWA manager:
Lisa Griffith, Housing Coordinator Paris/ Texarkana
Victoria Smith, Housing Coordinator Longview
Denise Flores, Housing Coordinator Tyler
Noritza Figueroa, HOPWA Manager
Services are available to all persons, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, familial status or handicap.
Serving 23 counties in Northeast Texas: Anderson; Bowie; Camp; Cass; Cherokee; Delta; Franklin; Gregg; Harrison; Henderson; Hopkins; Lamar; Marion; Morris; Panola; Rains; Red River; Rusk; Smith; Titus; Upshur; Van Zandt; and Wood.
