Hope to Home Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program

The Fulton County Government is seeking a nonprofit organization to administer the Tenant-Based Rental Assistance program, providing temporary rental assistance to eligible households experiencing a housing crisis. The program aims to allow families to quickly return to stable housing and provide short-term assistance to households who can return to self-sufficiency within 24 months. The selected organization will be responsible for administering the program, ensuring compliance with all HOME regulations and Fulton County contract requirements. The program has a total allocation of $1,200,000, with a 10% cap for general administration costs. Key responsibilities include estimating the number and size of households to be served, describing services to be provided, and ensuring program participants pay their portion of rent and utilities. • The program will provide rental assistance to eligible households with low to moderate incomes, specifically those at or below 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI). • The selected organization will be responsible for administering the program, including helping tenants enter into leases, paying deposits, and paying the eligible portion of monthly rent and utility costs. • The program will have a total allocation of $1,200,000, with a 10% cap for general administration costs. • The selected organization will be required to ensure program participants pay their portion of rent and utilities. • The program will be subject to regular monitoring and evaluation to ensure compliance with all HOME regulations and Fulton County contract requirements.