Housing help near 44115.
We found 43 places that serve people in or near 44115, within ten miles 6 are in ZIP 44115 itself.. They're listed below in order of distance — closest first. Adjust the filters on the left, or .
Emergency Assistance - Veterans
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Veterans Service Commission - Cuyahoga CountyVeteransFamilies with childrenID requiredThis service helps veterans with little or no income pay for food, clothing, rent, utilities, transportation, and burial expenses.
The agency gives out food and clothing vouchers for emergencies. They can help pay for rent, rent deposits, utilities like gas and water, and bus passes. They can also help pay for burial expenses…
(216) 698-2600 · 3950 Chester Ave. · By appointment M-F: 8:00am-3:30pm (closed 11:30am-12:30pm for lunch).Emergency Financial Assistance
0.4 mi · Call to confirmRun by Cuyahoga County Division Of Senior And Adult ServicesOne-time money help to pay utility bills or rent if you are facing a hardship.
This program gives up to $500 to help pay gas, electric, sewer, or water bills that are past due or have a disconnect notice. It may also help with rent if you are facing eviction. In some cases,…
(216) 420-6750 · 2925 Euclid Ave. · M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm.Supportive Services For Veteran Families (Ssvf)
7.1 mi · Walk in during open hoursRun by Volunteers Of America Of Ohio And IndianaVeteransThis service helps veterans get housing and stay housed.
Volunteers of America helps veterans pay for their first month's rent and security deposit to move into a home. They also help with rent payments so veterans can keep their current housing. The…
(216) 541-9000 · 775 E 152nd St. · M-F: 8:00am-5:00pmWalk-inFamily Resilience Fund
1.6 mi · Call to confirmRun by Adoption Network ClevelandFamilies with childrenYouthID requiredThis service helps adoptive parents, foster parents, and kinship caregivers pay for basic needs like rent and utilities when money is tight.
The Family Resilience Fund helps eligible families with short-term money needs. You may get help paying rent, paying utilities, or getting gift cards for food. The goal is to help families stay…
(216) 325-1000 · 2592 W. 14th St. · By phone M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm and 24/7 by message.Family Stability Initiative
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Chn Housing PartnersID requiredThis program helps families with children stay in their homes by paying some rent, mortgage, or security deposit costs when they face a sudden financial hardship.
A housing counselor will work with you and your landlord or lender to help with rent or mortgage payments. The program can also help you find utility assistance and give you financial counseling. Up…
(216) 574-7100 · 3711 Chester Ave. · Intake: M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm.Prevention, Retention And Contingency (PRC) - Rent
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Cuyahoga County Job And Family ServicesID requiredThis program helps families pay for rent or a security deposit when they face an emergency housing crisis.
You can get a voucher to help pay for rent or a security deposit if you are in an emergency situation that will not last more than 4 months. The voucher can help with a security deposit and first…
(216) 987-7000 · 1641 Payne Ave. · M-F: 8:30am-4:00pm.Prevention, Retention And Contingency (PRC) - Rent
0.4 mi · Call to confirmRun by Cuyahoga County Job And Family ServicesID requiredThis program helps families pay for rent or a security deposit when they face an emergency housing crisis.
You can get a voucher to help pay for rent or a security deposit if you are in an emergency situation that will not last more than 4 months. The voucher can help with a security deposit and first…
(216) 881-4416 · 3955 Euclid Ave. · M-F: 8:30am-4:00pm.Homelessness Prevention - Utility And Rent Assistance
6.7 mi · Call to confirmRun by Lakewood Community Services CenterID requiredHelp paying your utility bills or rent so you don't lose your home.
This service helps pay for gas and electric bills. It also helps pay rent. Before giving rent help, the agency tries to work out a deal between you and your landlord - like letting you pay over time…
(216) 226-6466 · 12900 Madison Ave. · M-F: 10:00am-4:00pm.Housing/Rent/Utility Assistance - HIV/AIDS
0.4 mi · Call to confirmRun by AIDS Taskforce Of Greater Cleveland · Serves Greater ClevelandID requiredHelp finding safe, affordable housing and money for rent, utilities, or deposits if you have HIV/AIDS.
This service helps you find safe and affordable housing. They have a list of available housing options, both public and private. They may also give emergency money to help pay rent, utilities, or…
(216) 621-0766 · 2829 Euclid Ave. · M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm.Mediation Services - Landlord / Tenant / Community Issues
1.9 mi · Call to confirmRun by Cleveland Mediation CenterFree help talking through disagreements between landlords and tenants or in your community.
A mediator helps you and the other person talk about your conflict. They listen to both sides but don't make a decision for you. Instead, they help you both find a solution you can agree on. Issues…
(216) 621-1919 · 4515 Superior Ave. · By appointment, M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm.Supported Living Waivers - Developmental Disabilities: Individual Options (Io), Level 1, Self Waiver
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Cuyahoga County Board Of Developmental DisabilitiesID requiredHelp paying for housing, in-home support, and other services so people with developmental disabilities can live in their community.
This program pays for things like help with meals, household chores, transportation, budgeting help, and life skills training. There are three types of waivers depending on how much help you need.…
(216) 241-8230 · 1275 Lakeside Ave. E · Office hours: M-F: 8:00am-4:30pm. Services available 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week.Senior Guest House
4.9 mi · Call to confirmRun by Fairhill PartnersHomeless persons aged 60 and older (indiviudals and couples).Temporary housing for homeless seniors and people who lost their homes due to eviction, foreclosure, fire, or other emergencies.
This program provides a temporary home for up to 8 people. You can bring your own food and cook in the house. A case manager will work with you to find permanent housing. The program may help pay for…
(216) 421-1350 · 12200 Fairhill Rd. · See Coordinated Intake at Bishop Cosgrove Using Search Term Emergency Shelter Clearinghouses.Tenant Rights Information - Advice About Situations
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Northeast Ohio Coalition For The HomelessGet help understanding your rights as a renter and dealing with landlord problems.
This service gives information to renters about their rights and what landlords must do. They can help if your landlord is not keeping promises in your lease, harassing you, or if you need help…
(216) 432-0540 · 3631 Perkins Ave. · M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm.Prevention, Retention And Contingency (PRC) - Disaster / Fire Victims
0.4 mi · Call to confirmRun by Cuyahoga County Job And Family ServicesID required* Must be experiencing loss due to fire or Governor declared disaster.This program gives vouchers to help families replace household items and pay for emergency needs after a fire or disaster.
You get a voucher to buy things you need to set up a home after losing everything in a fire or disaster. You can use it for rent, security deposits, furniture, appliances, and clothing. The voucher…
(216) 881-4416 · 3955 Euclid Ave. · M-F: 8:30am-4:00pm.Greater Circle Living (Gcl) - Rent Assistance
2.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Fairfax Renaissance Development CorporationID requiredAssistance is available one time and only for one member of the household.This program gives money to help pay rent if you work at certain institutions in specific neighborhoods.
Greater Circle Living gives eligible workers $1,400 to help pay rent one time. The money is meant to help people stay and work in the area. You can only get this help once, and only one person per…
(216) 361-8400 · 8111 Quincy Ave. · M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm.Prevention, Retention And Contingency (PRC) - Disaster / Fire Victims
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Cuyahoga County Job And Family ServicesID required* Must be experiencing loss due to fire or Governor declared disaster.This program gives vouchers to help families who lost their home or belongings in a fire or disaster buy things they need to set up a new household.
You get a voucher to buy or pay for items like rent, security deposits, furniture, beds, mattresses, and clothing. You cannot use the voucher for entertainment items like TVs, washers, dryers, or…
(216) 987-7000 · 1641 Payne Ave. · M-F: 8:30am-4:00pm.Loans - Personal
0.4 mi · Call to confirmRun by Hebrew Free Loan Association · Serves Greater ClevelandID required* Loans are not generally available to help with emergency situations.Get an interest-free loan up to $10,000 for things like school, medical bills, home fixes, or paying off high-interest debt.
The Hebrew Free Loan Association gives interest-free loans up to $10,000. The money can be used for school tuition, medical expenses, home improvements, small business needs, or to pay off…
(216) 378-9042 · 1422 Euclid Ave. · By appointment.Plumbing Repair Program - Water
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Chn Housing PartnersID requiredFree help fixing water problems in your home if you own and live there.
This program fixes water problems in your house. They repair or replace water lines, tanks, leaking faucets, and broken toilets. They can also fix frozen water lines and may install a kit to help you…
(216) 574-7100 · 3711 Chester Ave. · Varies. There may be times when this program is unavailable due to funding.Rental Housing
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Chn Housing PartnersCHN Housing Partners rents apartments and homes to people who qualify.
This agency owns rental homes and apartments that you can lease year to year. You pay a fixed fee to apply. Visit their website to see what homes are available right now and to apply online.
(216) 574-7100 · 3711 Chester Ave. · M-F: 8:30am-5:00pm.Coordinated Intake
1.1 mi · Call to confirmRun by Frontline ServiceVeteransFamilies with childrenID requiredThis service helps homeless people and families get a safe place to stay by doing an assessment and connecting them to a shelter.
A staff member will talk with you to understand your situation and see if you qualify for shelter. If you qualify, they will try to place you in an available shelter. The goal is to help you make a…
(216) 674-6700 · 1736 Superior Ave. · M-F: 8:00am-6:00pm · Frontline is closed on the following Holidays in 2026: Monday May 25th; Friday June 19th; Friday July 3rd; Monday September 7th; Thursday November 26th; Friday November 27th; Friday December 25th.