Everyone deserves a second chance.

Our Rent Assistance Program helps prevent homelessness by providing emergency assistance to individuals and families facing an unexpected financial challenge.

For eligible households, our program can potentially assist with up to one month of rent (current rent, or an arrear). N2N is unable to assist with future months of rent to ensure priority for those facing the greatest risk of homelessness.

If you have a question, please call our Rent Assistance Line at (970) 829-0296, select option 3, and leave a message. Someone will return your call, typically within three business days.

*We speak Spanish. / Hablamos español.

Getting Started

1. Check Your Eligibility

Before proceeding, ensure you meet all of the minimum requirements for program eligibility:

  • Larimer County resident

  • Valid Lease Agreement

  • Demand, Court Summons or Eviction Notice

  • Household Income is 60% AMI or below.

1. Apply Online

If your household meets the minimum eligibility requirements, please begin by completing the Rent Assistance Application.

Please note:

*N2N can only accept a limited number of rent assistance applications. Once we reach our capacity for the month, the application will be closed.

2. Email Documents

After completing the online application, email the following documents to [email protected]

Please note:  If documents are not received within 5 business days, the rent assistance application will be closed.

  • ID

  • Lease Agreement

  • Proof of Income – Submit All That Apply:

  • Benefit award letters
  • Prior month pay stub
  • UI benefit statement
  • Child support statements
  • P&L + Bank Statement for prior month (for self-employed)
  • Employer letter with wage and hours worked
  • Income verification from other federal program (TANF, SNAP, Section 8, etc.)

  • Copy of your Demand, Court Summons or Eviction Notice (this is a court document)

Please keep in mind:

  • If you do not have a demand, court summons or eviction notice at this time, review our Community Resources Packet and our Community Resources Page for additional resources, including legal resources and referrals, that may be helpful at this time. (Paquete de recursos comunitarios). 
  • If you have a question, please call our Rent Assistance Line at (970) 829-0296, select option 3, and leave a message. Someone will return your call, typically within three business days.
  • Neighbor to Neighbor is committed to providing full access to our housing stability services and to creating safe spaces where our neighbors are free to be their full, authentic selves. For further information, please see our Non-Discrimination Policy and Grievance Policy.