Renters in the state of Missouri that are eligible for the Rental Assistance Program offered by SAFHR
Are you someone who leases their living space in the state of Missouri? Will COVID-19 have an effect on your finances in any way?
It is possible for you to receive assistance in paying your rent and utilities, in which case the assistance would be paid straight to your landlord or the utility company.
Prepare the following:
- A copy of your rental contract
- Document of identification (with a photo)
- Statement of past-due rent (s)
- Utilities invoices (s)
Check your Eligibility
To get an estimate of your monthly profits, utilize our simple tool.
Apply right away!
Proceed to the application system online.
After November 1, 2021, the SAFHR program will no longer pay pre-paid cards or payment applications. All payments must be made to a valid bank account or by check for a person or business. The SAFHR program is committed to assisting those in need, therefore please contact us if these payment methods do not work for you.
Questions?
Do you have any queries about acceptable documentation, the maximum permissible income, or anything else? You’ve come to the right place.
Read our Frequently Asked Questions.
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What is a SAFHR, exactly?
Residents of Missouri who qualify for the State Assistance for Housing Relief (SAFHR) for Renters program may be eligible for financial assistance with their rent and utility expenses as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Am I qualified?
If you are a Missouri renter with an income that is at or below 80% of the area median income, you may be eligible for this program (AMI).
Conduct an AMI check.
More Information
The flyer can be downloaded here.
Angela Silva, a dedicated 42-year-old consultant specializing in government housing and rental assistance, hails from Sydney, Australia. She completed her education with a degree in Urban Planning from the University of New South Wales. Angela’s career has been marked by her relentless advocacy for affordable housing solutions, where she has worked extensively with both local governments and international agencies in Asia-Pacific regions. Her initiatives have led to the development of sustainable housing projects that cater to low-income families. Outside of her professional environment, Angela enjoys a peaceful life with her partner and their two adopted dogs, engaging in community gardening and urban sustainability projects.
