Housing and homelessness in Prince Rupert, British Columbia
NCTS - Renters at Risk Program (formerly the Homeless Prevention Program)
Offered by North Coast Transition Society
In short
The Renters at Risk Program (RARP) is focused on preventing homelessness by helping women, men and families in private market rentals remain housed.
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 am - 5 pm
- Updated
- This organization's address is confidential and is not published.
- Who it is for
- Adults, Women, Families, Indigenous people, Men, People on a low income; Indigenous, Women, Men, Family with children
- What it helps with
- A safe place to sleep tonight, A home I can afford, Money to get by, Knowing where to go, Help for my family, My culture and roots
- Bring
- Proof of income
- Cost and access
- By appointment
- How to reach
- Contact through North Coast Transition Society: (250) 627-8959 · Website
- Last verified
- , by HelpSeeker
About this service
The Renters at Risk Program (RARP) is focused on preventing homelessness by helping women, men and families in private market rentals remain housed.
Services include disbursing rental subsidies, advocating on behalf of clients and providing referrals to other services.
RARP can provide subsidies based on need for the purpose of:
Paying a portion of rent
Damage deposits
Partial hydro/gas payments if a disconnection notice has been issued
To qualify, household income must be below limits set by BC Housing. Individuals must provide proof of income (bank statements) and other documents to confirm eligibility.
RARP subsidies cannot be used for any costs unrelated to housing (food, clothing, telephone bill, etc.). All Cheques are made out to landlords or agencies receiving payment.
To book an appointment with the RARP worker:
Phone: 250 627-8959, ext. 23
Text: 250 600-0668
Who can use it?
Women, men and families in private market rentals
When is it open?
NCTS - Renters at Risk Program (formerly the Homeless Prevention Program) is open Monday to Friday, 9 am - 5 pm.
How do I get in touch?
Call (250) 627-8959, or use the website.
Listed in Prince Rupert, British Columbia.