Health & Homes

We want a community where everyone can find safe and affordable housing. Any person experiencing homelessness or facing the possibility of homelessness can work with BMAC. Together, we find the best housing option available from all homeless services in our community.

We serve families, individuals, youth and young adults ages 12-24.

Health & Homes Services* Include:

• Eviction prevention/rent assistance (Please note: Completion of the application does not guarantee rental assistance funds.)
• Client-focused case management
• Housing Stability Plan
• Legal assistance
• Referral to emergency housing
• Referral to permanent housing
• Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) Referrals
• Next Steps Family Services

*All services depend on eligibility.

What Makes a Housing Stability Plan

• Budget creation
• Connection to legal aid resources
• Employment counseling
• Referrals to mental and physical health services
• Referrals to additional services

Types of Housing Help

Youth Homelessness

Specially designed for youth between 12-24 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Legal assistance also available.

Supportive Services for Veteran Families

For veterans who have served at least one day in the active military, navel, or air service or were activated in the national guard by federal order, have any discharge other than dishonorable, are homeless, behind on rent or at risk of becoming homeless and are of low-income.

BMAC Properties

BMAC owns and manages apartment properties for people who are low-income, have special needs, or those who are seeking safe and affordable housing. These include duplexes, one, two, and three bedroom units, as well as ground level units.

Eviction Prevention/Rental Assistance*

Need eviction prevention support? Contact BMAC between the 1st and 10th of each month to be screened for eligibility. (Requests received after the 10th will not be considered.) Please leave a voicemail stating your name, need, and contact info. Callbacks for appointments will occur after the 15th.

Completing the application process DOES NOT guarantee that you will receive rental assistance. The first priority is to find solutions for your situation without rental assistance, as program funds are limited and must be used as a last resort.

BMAC receives up to 200 calls for support per month and our staff work hard to return all calls as soon as possible. Please ensure that your voicemail is set up and able to accept new messages to not miss any follow-up calls. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

*New Diversion & Eviction Prevention Program Eligibility Guidelines

Due to increasing amounts of requests and limited funding availability, BMAC is updating our guidelines and review process to approve assistance based on the prioritization of the most vulnerable households in our community, in accordance with the Department of Commerce guidelines. Click here to download the newest guidelines effective October 1, 2024.