Case Management & Housing
Find Safe, Long-term Housing
Is your housing secure? The Case Management & Housing program assists income-eligible families and individuals with rental assistance, landlord-tenant mediation, homelessness services and case management to obtain or maintain safe, stable and affordable housing.
Who is Eligible?
You may be eligible for Case Management & Housing if the following applies to your household:
• You are experiencing a temporary financial crisis, due to circumstances that are out of your control and able to be documented.
• You must be a current resident of Salt Lake or Tooele Counties (if you are experiencing homelessness, you still need to currently be in these counties).
• You must have a current lease in place, or be able to sign a lease. Payments are only made on behalf of tenants listed on a lease, and payments are only made directly to owners or property managers.
• Priority given to: Families with children, single parent households, seniors, individuals with disabilities, Veterans, victims of domestic violence, formerly homeless families, and families with children who attend the following South Salt Lake schools: Granite Park Jr. High, Lincoln Elem., Moss Elem., Roosevelt Elem., Woodrow Wilson Elem., or the South Salt Lake Head Starts.
• Financial assistance may cover: Deposits, rent, or mobile home lot fees. Please be aware that we’re unable to assist with: Arrears (back) rent, arrears (back) deposit, rental fees, rent for subsidized units, mortgages, utilities, or payments to roommate situations or family members.
How to Apply
To see if you are eligible for Case Management & Housing assistance, please call 801.359.2444 to receive an assessment. Phone assessments can be given: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. If you do not reach a staff member, please leave a voicemail with your name and contact information and we will return your call within 2 business days. Walk-in appointments will no longer be accepted, please call to receive an assessment.
If you are found ineligible for UCA’s Case Management & Housing services, you will be referred to other community resources that may be able to assist you.
For Homelessness Services, please call 801.990.9999 for information about the the Homeless Resources Centers and options available. This line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you do not reach a staff member, please leave a voicemail with your name and contact information and your call will be returned within 2 hours.
Affordable Housing Listings
Browse these local listings to search for available, affordable rental apartments or homes:
• Rent.com
• Affordable Housing Online
• KSL.com
• Utah Affordable Housing
• Low Income Apartment Search
• Padmapper/Craigslist.org
Other Resources
• Renters Toolkit
• 2-1-1
• Utah Department of Workforce Services
• AAA Fair Credit Foundation
• People Helping People
Contact Us
For questions about Case Management & Housing, please call 801.359.2444 from Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
Fair Hearing Request
You have the right to apply for UCA program services without the fear of being denied based on the following protected statuses: race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, and/or disability. If you feel you have been denied services based on your right to fair treatment you may appeal the decision and request a fair hearing by submitting the form below.