Eligibility: -Must be a federally registered Native American or Alaska Native
-First priority for eligible Coquille Tribal households (nationwide), second to other Native American or Alaska Native households (only in Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, and Lane Counties)
-Preference is given to households whose income does not exceed 50% Area Median Income (AMI), second to households with a member who has been unemployed for the past 90 days
-Eligibility is further determined by need, income, references from landlords and credit providers, criminal background check, and household composition

Eligibility: Families with minor children who are at 200% of Federal Poverty Limit (FPL) or less

Eligibility: Families with minor children who are at 200% of Federal Poverty Limit (FPL) or less

Eligibility: Homeless youth ages 16-24, with special consideration given to pregnant/parenting youth. Monthly income with no limitations.

Eligibility: Low-income households with NO minor children

Eligibility: Female-identifying individuals and female-identifying individuals with children

Eligibility: -80% AMI and below
-Black, African American, or BIPOC
-Must be experiencing housing crisis (back-rent due, at risk of eviction, or currently homeless)
-Must be currently homeless to access a shelter

Eligibility: Participation guidelines are established by YCAP and the federal government and include the following standards:
-Household income must be at or below 50% of the Area Median Income
-Indicate program eligibility and potential positive outcomes after completing the Home TBA Housing Readiness Assessment
-Proposed rental unit must be within the area Fair Market Rent (FMR) guidelines
-Proposed rental unit must pass the Housing Quality Standards Inspection
-Landlord must agree to accept both the HOME TBA Program and a Section 8 lease agreement, if the applicant intends to get a Section 8 voucher for that rental unit
-Unit size allowed will follow the Housing Authority of Yamhill County's rules: two people per bedroom or allow a reasonable accommodation on a case-by-case basis
-TBA dollars, when available, are used to assist homeless individuals and families, with priority given to clients in YCAP programs, applicants with a disabled adult household member, survivors of domestic violence, survivors of a natural disaster or fire, applicants with a member of the Armed Forces returning from active duty in war or veterans, and applicants who are homeless, including people who are doubled up in unstable situations.