HomeMy WebLinkAboutEviction-prevention-flyer-There are resources to help you stay housed!
•Do you owe any rent from
sometime between March
2020 and now?
•Have you had financial
hardship due to COVID-19
•Have you been unemployed for
90 days or more?
If your answer is yes to any of these questions,
you may qualify for rental assistance.
Visit OlyCAP’s Housing Services webpage to
learn about eviction prevention programs
and make a housing assistance request
online: olycap.org/housing-services
Applications will be available for household
and/or landlord to complete. More
information & documentation required.
Call OlyCAP at 360.385.2571
RENTAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL & OTHER AID
Eviction Prevention
•Local Pro Bono Lawyers
You may be able to get free legal
assistance if you are facing an
eviction. To get started call the
Eviction Defense Screening Line
Operated by the Northwest Justice
Project at 855.657.8387
•Dispute Resolution Centers
Landlords must offer a reasonable
repayment plan for rent owed during the
pandemic. Seek help from a DRC to craft
your repayment plan & get it in writing.
Peninsula Dispute Resolution Center:
www.pdrc.org | 360.452.8024
•WashingtonLawHelp.org
Provides information about tenants rights
and resources to access for help.
Washington’s eviction moratorium has been replaced with some continued tenant protections.
Now is the time to act. Apply for rent assistance for all unpaid rent (contact OlyCAP). Rent
assistance is available regardless of citizenship or immigration status. For unpaid rent, craft a
repayment plan with your landlord (contact Peninsula Dispute Resolution Center to mediate,
and get the plan in writing). If you are facing eviction, you may qualify for free legal
assistance. Contact Northwest Justice Project or Clallam-Jefferson Pro Bono Lawyers.
More information at housingsolutionsnetwork.org/stay-housed