HIS Daughters House, Project Hope DV, Rapid Rehousing Program offers rental assistance to victims of Domestic Violence. HDH has partnered with the County of Riverside and the Riverside Area Rape Crisis Center (RARCC) to provide a housing and supportive services resource, specific to domestic violence survivors through a referral process. 
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Project Hope DV, Rapid Rehousing Program was designed to place survivors into housing units by providing up to 12 months of rental assistance to support autonomy and societal acclimatization. Timeframes may vary based on the participate approval date.
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If you are a DV survivor and experiencing homelessness, please contact us here.

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*Please note that all referrals will be assessed using a needs-based process and not all survivors will be eligible for rental assistance, however, all survivors are eligible for supportive services and resources.

 

Eligibility Criteria: 

• Current HUD definition of "literally homeless".

• Actively fleeing a Domestic Violence Situation within the last 6 months.

• Evidence of residency in Riverside County for the previous 12 months.

• Proof of restraining order or a written statement by the individual or head of household seeking assistance.

• Program admission is prioritized for people with the most urgent and severe needs in the Coordinated Assessment and Referral System (CARS).

• Must be 18 years and older to qualify for services.

• Participants must be willing to go through Case Management and cooperate with monthly case management meetings.

For information about domestic violence resources please contact RARCC.