Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program (FHPAP) can be utilized for rent, deposits, and utilities to support households to obtain stability who have experienced a crisis that led to risk of homelessness. Financial assistance may cover a one-time payment to cover late rent, rental application fees, late mortgage, rent deposits, first month's rent, utilities, transportation assistance, vital documents, moving expenses, furniture, household supplies, and work clothing. Case management follow-up services available for 1 - 12 months. Services includes financial management and budgeting; life skills such as household cleaning, cooking, etc.; employment training and support; mental health and substance use services; referrals to resources, including but not limited to, cash and non-cash benefits, legal aid, childcare, mental health/chemical health, employment, and financial assistance; tenant education; housing search and placement (if moving); landlord mediation; education and engagement; family crisis/conflict mediation; legal assistance-escrow, habitability, expungement, and outstanding warrants; and established services/partnerships for immigrant populations.