As of the 15th of February in 2022, the UniteCT program will no longer accept new applications for rent and electric assistance, nor will it accept re-certifications. Applicants who already have a Rent Relief Case # will have until the 31st of March, 2022 to finish their applications. Cases that have not been finished in their entirety by the 31st of March 2022 will be withdrawn from the review process. Cases that have been finished are reviewed in accordance with the program parameters and the availability of financing from the Treasury.
On behalf of the United States Treasury, the Department of Housing is in charge of managing the UniteCT Program. Families in Connecticut that have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 epidemic are eligible to receive assistance from UniteCT in the form of rental and electricity assistance of up to $15,000. UniteCT is contributing to the stabilization of the rental housing market in Connecticut by offering financial support to households with annual incomes of up to 80 percent of the Area Median Income (as established by HUD) (AMI).
UniteCT Required Documents / Document Matrix
Tenant and Landlord Participation Agreement
Alternatively, you can get in touch with your local UniteCT Resource Center or consult the resources listed in the sections above for tenants or landlords (below). Please call 1-844-UniteCT if you have any further questions (1-844-864-8328).
Originally from Toronto, Canada, Denise Madison, age 34, is an expert in housing policy and rental assistance. Denise earned her Master’s in Public Administration from McGill University, focusing her thesis on the effectiveness of rental assistance programs in major Canadian cities. After graduation, she worked with the Canadian government before transitioning to a consulting role in the United States, aiding in the enhancement of federal housing policies and programs. Denise is known for her practical workshops and seminars aimed at landlords and tenants, fostering better understanding and compliance with housing laws. When not at work, Denise cherishes time with her husband and their three young children, exploring the outdoors and teaching them about the importance of community involvement.
