Any Carver County household who does NOT have children in Carver County schools who are earning less than 80% of area median gross income and are experiencing one of the following:

• Living in overcrowded conditions in their current housing and require assistance to move into new housing that is not overcrowded.
  • Overcrowded is defined as having more than 2 people per bedroom.
• Lacking a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence and requires assistance to obtain new permanent housing.
• Possible eviction at current rental due to back owed rent
• Requires assistance to secure more affordable housing.

MUST be a Carver County resident with child (children) who attends prekindergarten (3 years of age or older) through grade 12 Carver County academic program whose income is below 80% of area median gross income and are experiencing one of the following:

• Living in overcrowded conditions in their current housing and require assistance to move into new housing that is not overcrowded.
  • Overcrowded is defined as having more than 2 people per bedroom.
• Lacking a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence and requires assistance to obtain new permanent housing.
• Possible eviction at current residence due to back owed rent.
• Possible loss of home due to unpaid mortgage.
• Requires assistance to secure more affordable housing.
• Utilities at rental property if there is a threat of shut off or eviction.

Call 211

Find help with rent payment assistance by calling 2-1-1, texting your zip code to 898-211, or visiting the United Way 2-1-1 website – even if you are not being evicted and to get an assessment of your housing needs.

Housing Resources

Call (952) 442-4496 to speak with a member of the Housing Unit for help connecting to housing resources in the community or click the following link for more housing info: Housing Resources.