Dar Al-Hijrah provides emergency rental assistance as a last resort to those facing eviction. Assistance is given to the most urgent cases up to one time every 24 months. Before completing a Dar Al-Hijrah assistance application, please apply with the county as a first step. This will expedite your case, and help us help you
“A man’s true wealth is the good he does in this world.”
– Prophet Muhammad
Brother E and his wife are both working to support their three school-aged children. However,
he has several health issues which caused him to miss work, and fall behind on his rent. He is
back to work now, but is asking for assistance getting his account current.
Sister K is the single mother of two young teens. She was recently laid off from work for a
month and a half, and she fell behind on her rent. She is working full-time now, but is asking for
assistance catching up.
Brother B was in a low-wage job at an auto parts store, and struggling to find another job, which
caused him to fall behind on his rent. He recently started food deliveries to supplement his
income, but he is asking for assistance to catch up on his rent..
Sister K recently separated from her husband and moved into a basement apartment with her
young son. She is working, but has struggled to catch up on her rent because of the recent
moving expenses. She is asking for assistance with her rent as she and her son get settled.
Sister L is a single mom of two young sons, one of whom is disabled. She just moved to the area
and is struggling to find work. She is asking for assistance with her rent while she continues to
look for a job.
Brother J supports his wife and three young children by driving for Uber. He recently had an
accident which caused him to lose income and fall behind on his rent. He is back to working
full-time now, and is asking for help paying the past due amount.
Sister M and her son have struggled to make ends meet since her husband moved out of the
house. She recently secured a job as a prep cook in a hotel, and they have promised additional
hours. She is asking for assistance with rent until her income increases.
Sister W and her husband have to young children, and they are working, but their income is not
stable. They have fallen behind on their bills, and are requesting assistance with their rent this
months.
Sister R has had a series of financial setbacks, and has fallen behind on her rent. Her landlord has
threatened to evict her, and she is requesting assistance to help her stay in her home.