Rent, Eviction and Housing Help in Covington County, AL
25 programs for rent assistance, eviction help and housing programs in Covington County, Alabama, including 12 local options. Phone numbers, who qualifies and what to bring. Call first: funding opens and closes.
Local in Covington County (12)
ARCH homeless coordinated entry (24/7)
Alabama Rural Coalition for the Homeless
Local · 38 counties, AL
24/7 call center and online assessment for homeless housing and shelter referrals.
Anyone in crisis regardless of religion; bring photo ID for adults, lease/mortgage, current bills, proof of income, SS cards for household; limited, usually one-time help.
Low-income households in crisis in the service area; ID, proof of address/income and the past-due bill or lease usually required; aid depends on available funds.
From earlier local research, not on the official SA location finder; official directory routes Covington to Dale County Service Center (Ozark). Verify.
Low-income households in crisis in the service area; ID, proof of address/income and the past-due bill or lease usually required; aid depends on available funds.
Alabama Department of Senior Services - Legal Assistance Program
ADSS Senior Legal / AgeLine
Local · 67 Alabama counties
Statewide free legal help for adults 60+ through local Area Agencies on Aging: housing/eviction, benefits (SS, Medicare, Medicaid), elder abuse/exploitation, POA, wills, guardianship, debt.
Free civil legal help (housing/eviction, consumer/debt, family, public benefits, elder law, foreclosure); apply through the statewide call center Mon-Fri 8:30a-4:30p or online.
County assignments from probono.net office listings (LSA site does not publish them). Older listings show 224 West Main St / 334-793-7932; address and phone here are from LSA's current contact page.
Statewide programs that serve Covington County (13)
Alabama DHR - Foster Youth to Independence (FYI) Housing Vouchers
Statewide (AL)
Time-limited (up to 3 years) Housing Choice Voucher for youth leaving foster care who are homeless or at risk, referred by DHR to the local housing authority.
Talladega campus: Moderate Care home for teen girls referred by DHR, Transition to Adult Living (women 19-24), Secure Dwellings housing for homeless children with female caregivers, Family Bridges reunification, therapeutic foster care.
Free, 24/7 referral line. Finds the smaller church and community funds near their address that open up week to week. Also 1-888-421-1266, or text a ZIP code to 898-211.
Independent living services for foster youth age 14+ in every county: life skills, transition planning, ILP funding, aftercare for youth 18-20 who left care and return to request services, D.R.E.A.M. youth council.