THA — Housing Advocacy, Assistance & Referral Network is a volunteer community service program. THA is not a mortgage lender, mortgage broker, law firm, or guarantor of funding or outcomes.

National Housing Advocacy Program

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Behind on Mortgage or Facing Possible Foreclosure?

You may have options available to protect your property or resolve the situation

Takes about 60 seconds. Reviewed within 24–48 hours.

Temporary Housing Assistance

For Property Owners Facing Mortgage Foreclosure

THA provides emergency financial assistance, loss mitigation support, legal referrals and document review, relocation referrals, and deposit or down payment assistance for qualified applicants.

Support When Housing Stability Is at Risk

If you are facing eviction, foreclosure or sudden housing displacement, assistance may be available. Our housing support counselors help homeowners and renters explore financial assistance programs, relocation support and legal guidance that may help stabilize their situation.


We provide confidential consultations to understand your circumstances and help determine what programs or resources may be available to you.

For qualified applicants, emergency relocation assistance and housing stabilization funds may be available. These financial assistance programs are designed to help individuals and families in urgent situations and do not require repayment when eligibility requirements are met.

Funding eligibility reviews are typically completed within 48 hours.

If direct assistance is not available, we connect applicants with trusted nonprofit partners, housing programs and legal resources that may provide additional support.

How We Help

Our team works with both tenants and homeowners facing housing instability. During your consultation, we help review your situation and guide you toward available assistance programs, relocation support or legal resources.

For qualified applicants, programs may include financial assistance, relocation grants and housing stabilization support.

Available Housing Assistance Programs:

• Relocation Assistance Grants (for those already transitioning, not a first step)
• Rental Property Referrals
• Down Payment Assistance
• Loss Mitigation Support & Mortgage Servicer Coordination
• 48-Hour Fund Eligibility Review

Your property does not have to be for sale for THA assistance or review. Our assistance is not conditioned on a transaction, including but not limited to selling, purchasing, listing, transferring, financing, or leasing your property to affiliated persons, entities, or to THA directly — nor is our assistance contingent on using a referred attorney or real estate professional within our network. You are encouraged to choose your own attorney, realtor, and/or purchaser if selling is the best or only remaining option for you. Paid services are available by some network professional affiliates outside of THA. We do not charge for referral services or pay for services rendered by network professionals. You may reject any THA assistance or referral at any time, and THA also reserves the right to terminate program and referral assistance at any time.

In some cases, THA-affiliated real estate professionals may be available as a last-resort purchasing option, always fully disclosed and not required for assistance. Learn more on our About page.

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Housing Stabilization Programs

As a non-profit referral organization, we provide multiple pathways to housing stability.

Some applicants may qualify for direct financial assistance programs, while others may be connected with trusted partner organizations that provide housing support, legal guidance and financial resources.

Our goal is to help you access the most appropriate support for your specific situation.

Past Due Stabilization Planning

Financial assistance programs may be available for tenants and homeowners who are behind on rent or mortgage payments. Our team helps explore available options and may work with landlords or lenders to support stabilization efforts

First Month & Deposit Program

For those relocating to new housing, assistance may be available to help cover first month's rent and security deposit costs, removing barriers to securing safe housing.

Emergency Displacement Program

Immediate relocation assistance may be available for individuals or families facing urgent displacement due to eviction proceedings, unsafe housing conditions or other emergencies.

If Staying in Your Home Isn't Possible Sometimes retention isn't realistic. If that's the case for you, we'll walk you through your options for a sale or property transition — including your right to an independent Realtor, an independent purchaser, and an independent valuation. This section is only relevant after a retention review. If you haven't yet spoken with a Housing Counselor, start there first.

Relocation Support That Helps Cover Moving Costs

Relocation expenses can make it difficult to secure new housing quickly. Our assistance programs help reduce those barriers.

First Month's Rent Covered

Qualified applicants may receive financial assistance to cover the first month's rent when transitioning to new housing.

Security Deposit Assistance

Security deposits can equal an entire month of rent or more. Assistance programs may help cover these costs so families can access safe housing without large upfront expenses.

Additional Moving Expenses

Relocation assistance may also include support for moving trucks, utility setup fees and other essential relocation expenses.

These financial assistance programs are intended to help families transition to stable housing and do not require repayment for qualified applicants.

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