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Baltimore City Community Action Partnership (CAP)
Mayor's Office of Children and Family Success
ABOUT
Rental Assistance and Utility Assitance available here! (¡Asistencia de alquiler y asistencia de servicios públicos disponibles aquí!)
Phone
(410) 396-5555 voiceServices
- Rental Assistance/Eviction Prevention
- Energy Assistance
- Security Deposit Assistance
- Water Assistance
Website
www.bmorechildren.com
childrenandfamilysuccess@baltimorecity.gov
Hours
General Information
Energy, water, and rental assistance programs are provided here. You can visit one of the CAP centers in person if you need help with your energy or rental assistance application. For more information on the CAP centers, click here. Read below for more information on each service.
Los programas de asistencia de energía, agua y alquiler se proporcionan aquí. Puedes visitar uno de los centros CAP en persona si necesitas ayuda con tu solicitud de asistencia de energía o alquiler. Para obtener más información sobre los centros CAP, haga clic aquí
Services
Rental Assistance/Eviction Prevention
About
PLEASE NOTE: The portal for new applicants is currently closed.
The Baltimore City Rental Assistance Program is administered by the Community Action Partnership Centers (BCCAP) in the Mayor’s Office of Children and Family Success (MOCFS). Over the course of 30 calendar days, the Rental Assistance Program will provide case management and past-due base rental assistance for Baltimore City residents facing eviction. For more information please visit https://www.bmorechildren.com/assistance
Service Categories
Energy Assistance
About
This program can help you lower your energy costs and get your utility bills paid. The Energy Assistance Program offers discounts on your heating and electric bills, and they can even help you pay past-due bills. Clickhere to start your online application.
Service Categories
Security Deposit Assistance
About
PLEASE NOTE: The portal for new applicants is currently closed.
If you are a Baltimore City resident, have an income at or below 80% of area median income, and have experienced negative financial impact due to COVID-19, you may be able to get help paying for a security deposit on an apartment or new lease. Once your application is approved, it will take five to seven business days to process and issue the payment. Go to https://www.bmorechildren.com/assistance to start your application.
Fees:
None.Eligibility:
You must be a Baltimore City resident, have an income at or below 80% of area median income, and have experienced negative financial impact due to COVID-19.Service Categories
Water Assistance
About
Water4All will provide you with assistance if you are unable to pay your water bill or at risk of having your water service cut off. If you are in need of water assistance, click here to fill out the interest form. Click here to get more information on the program
Eligibility:
Your income must be less than 200% of the federal poverty line to be eligible for this program. If you are unsure whether or not you meet this requirement, call the program at 410-396-9500 to see if you qualify.How to Apply:
Apply through https://cityservices.baltimorecity.gov/water4all/Initial-Eligibility-Check
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