The eviction prevention application will open on the first business day of each month, beginning Wednesday, 7/1/2026.
The application will only be open between the hours of 8:30am and 4:30pm on the first business day of each month.
The Deposit Assistance application remains closed until further notice.
NeighborImpact provides eviction prevention assistance to qualified applicants who live
in Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson Counties, including Warm Springs. Tenants who are
behind on rent payments and have been served with a notice for non-payment of rent
or court summons for eviction may be able to receive limited* financial assistance.
*The Rent Assistance program is not an extended-term rental payment program. In most cases, only a limited amount of past-due rent charges will be paid. When forward rent is available, no more than one or two months may be provided, and forward rent is never guaranteed.
We currently accept applications for rental assistance on the first business day of each month; holidays may delay opening day. Applications will be accepted online, by email, and in office from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Proof of income & bank statements for the last two months, plus identification for ALL household members 18 years of age & older must be provided with an application.
If we’re accepting applications, the online application will be accessible when clicking the application link. If the application is closed, you will see the message below:
If you have a court summons for eviction and our application is closed, please contact the Eviction Defense Project immediately at 1-888-585-9638 or find them online:
When funding is available, NeighborImpact provides rental deposit assistance to qualified applicants in Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson Counties, including Warm Springs. For those who qualify, we may assist with security deposits, prorated rent & limited* forward rent.
*The Deposit Assistance program is not an extended-term rent payment program. When forward rent is available, no more than one or two months may be provided, and forward rent is never guaranteed.
Deposit Assistance is not always available, due to increased demand and reduced funding. When and if funding is available, the notice at the top of this webpage will be updated.
Proof of income & bank statements for the last two months, plus identification for ALL household members 18 years of age & older must be provided with an application.
If we’re accepting applications, the online application will be accessible when clicking the application link. If the application is closed, you will see the message below:
If you need help finding rental housing, please contact Thrive Central Oregon.
Thrive provides housing navigation services and when funding is available, they
may be able to help with deposit, prorated rent, and associated fees.
Thrive Central Oregon: 541-728-1022 – www.thrivecentraloregon.org
NeighborImpact works with additional providers to process referrals for rent and utility assistance. However, tenants cannot apply for these services with our application.
This program is managed by DHS (Department of Human Services) and is available to clients who are receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families). Clients must contact their family coach, who would provide the referral. This program may cover limited rent and some utilities for qualified clients. NeighborImpact processes these referrals, but we cannot refer clients or make decisions regarding the approval of clients.
ODHS Self-Sufficiency Office: 541-388-6010
This program is available to clients who have OHP insurance & qualifying medical needs. Clients must be referred to the program by Pacific Source and meet specific income eligibility requirements to be approved. This program may cover limited past-due rent, forward rent, and some utilities. NeighborImpact processes these referrals, but we cannot refer clients or make decisions regarding the approval of clients.
Pacific Source (OHP): 1-800-431-4135
NeighborImpact offers resources, shelter, and limited re-housing services to individuals & families who are experiencing homelessness in Central Oregon. Call the Coordinated Entry System (C.E.S. Hotline) to complete assessments and get more information; learn more about the shelter program by visiting their webpage, linked below.
C.E.S. Hotline: 541-630-2533 – Tuesday & Thursday, 12pm – 4pm
Emergency Shelter: https://www.neighborimpact.org/get-help/get-housed/shelter/
Email: rentassist@neighborimpact.org
Phone: 541-323-0222
Fax: 541-382-4377
NeighborImpact conducts business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Act and all state and local fair housing laws.