Facing eviction or need help paying rent?
If you’re behind on rent or worried about eviction, you’re not alone — and help may be available. Many renters across Colorado face housing challenges at some point, and reaching out early can help you better understand your options.
Colorado Housing Connects helps renters across the state find rental assistance programs, eviction prevention resources, and clear next steps based on their situation and location. Our housing navigators connect people with trusted organizations that may be able to help prevent eviction or stabilize housing.
Start by completing the form below. Your answers help us understand your needs and connect you to the most relevant resources as quickly as possible.
Renter Help
Eviction Assistance Form
How eviction prevention support works
After submitting the form, your information will be reviewed to help identify resources that may fit your situation. Housing navigators work with renters across Colorado to connect them with organizations that may offer rental assistance, mediation services, housing counseling, or other support.
Depending on your situation and location, assistance may include help finding programs that provide financial support for past-due rent, connecting with legal resources, or identifying mediation services that help renters and landlords work toward solutions.
Because eligibility requirements vary by program and location, providing detailed information on the form helps ensure you are directed to the most relevant resources.
When to seek eviction help
It’s often best to seek help as early as possible if you’re experiencing difficulty paying rent or communicating with your landlord. Many eviction prevention programs have eligibility requirements or funding limits, so reaching out sooner may increase the chances of finding assistance.
You may want to explore eviction prevention resources if you:
Even if you are unsure whether assistance is available, connecting with housing resources can help you understand possible next steps.
Rental assistance resources
While we review your form, you may want to explore rental assistance resources that could help cover past-due rent or prevent eviction. Availability and eligibility vary by location and program, but these options may be a helpful next step.
Denver Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance Program
Financial help for eligible Denver renters — including past-due rent, utilities, relocation costs, and up to six months of assistance.
Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program
Statewide rental support for Coloradans behind on rent and at risk of eviction. Income limits and prioritization may apply depending on program funding and availability.
If rental assistance isn’t available or doesn’t fit your situation, the resources below may also help reduce other household costs during difficult financial periods.
Hunger Free Colorado
Help finding food assistance programs, including SNAP benefits, food pantries, and other nutrition resources.
Colorado LEAP
The Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) helps eligible households with heating costs during colder months.
Energy Outreach Colorado
Utility assistance programs that may help with past-due energy bills or prevent shutoffs.
