Iowa Admin. Code r. 265-22.3 - [Rescinded effective 3/26/2025] Eligibility requirements for direct rent subsidy
All of the following criteria shall be met.
(1)
Aftercare services
participant. The youth shall be an active participant in aftercare
services, making progress toward an identified goal of obtaining or maintaining
stable housing.
(2)
Demonstrated need. To demonstrate need, the youth must provide
evidence that the youth is responsible for paying more than 30 percent of the
youth's gross earned and unearned income for rent and that the youth cannot
obtain other rental assistance because the youth has been determined ineligible
or is on a waiting list for rent subsidy under the U.S. Department of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD) or any other available rent subsidy program or
because a waiting list for the HUD rent subsidy program or any other rent
subsidy program is closed. This program may not be used to substitute for any
other subsidy that the youth had been receiving at the time of or immediately
prior to the time of application to this program. Youth receiving rental
assistance at the time of or immediately prior to the time of application to
this program shall not be eligible.
(3)
Education on renter rights and
responsibilities. To demonstrate that the youth understands the rights
and responsibilities of being a renter, the youth must have either lived in a
transitional apartment, completed a renter education and awareness program, be
enrolled to participate or be currently participating in a renter education and
awareness program.
(4)
Budget. The youth must submit a budget that demonstrates that
the subsidy, when combined with the youth's gross earned and unearned income,
will enable the youth to cover all remaining living expenses (i.e., housing,
utilities, clothing, and food).
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All of the following criteria shall be met.
(1) Aftercare services participant. The youth shall be an active participant in aftercare services , making progress toward an identified goal of obtaining or maintaining stable housing.
(2) Demonstrated need. To demonstrate need, the youth must provide evidence that the youth is responsible for paying more than 30 percent of the youth 's gross earned and unearned income for rent and that the youth cannot obtain other rental assistance because the youth has been determined ineligible or is on a waiting list for rent subsidy under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) or any other available rent subsidy program or because a waiting list for the HUD rent subsidy program or any other rent subsidy program is closed. This program may not be used to substitute for any other subsidy that the youth had been receiving at the time of or immediately prior to the time of application to this program. Youth receiving rental assistance at the time of or immediately prior to the time of application to this program shall not be eligible.
(3) Education on renter rights and responsibilities. To demonstrate that the youth understands the rights and responsibilities of being a renter, the youth must have either lived in a transitional apartment , completed a renter education and awareness program, be enrolled to participate or be currently participating in a renter education and awareness program.
(4) Budget. The youth must submit a budget that demonstrates that the subsidy, when combined with the youth 's gross earned and unearned income, will enable the youth to cover all remaining living expenses (i.e., housing, utilities, clothing, and food).