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Eviction Prevention Program

Financial help to help families pay past due rent and home mortgage payments

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The Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program is a comprehensive initiative designed to support households in preventing homelessness and assisting individuals and families experiencing homelessness in securing stable housing.

This program provides financial assistance to help families with dependent children living in Ramsey County pay overdue rent or home mortgage payments. This support is intended to help families remain in their current homes and avoid eviction.

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Contact Information

Email
evictionprevention@wilder.org 

Phone
651-280-2375

Apply for Wilder's Eviction Prevention Program

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Antonia Coleman

Senior Program Manager - Special Initiatives, Supportive Housing Services

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