A conversation is the first step.
Tell us what you need help with. The callback is a chance to discuss your options. Funds are limited and assistance depends on availability.
What do you need help with?
Rent
Ask about housing assistance for migrant and seasonal farmworkers.
Ask about rentUtilities
Tell the team if you need help with utility costs.
Ask about utilitiesMoving in
Discuss move-in costs and the support that may be available.
Ask about moving inWhat happens after you reach out.
Ask us to call you
Share your name, phone number, county or community, preferred language, and what you need help with.
Talk with the team
Staff call back to discuss your situation. Language support is available in English, Español, and Kreyòl ayisyen when available.
Understand your next step
Staff may guide you through a longer intake. If a partner serves your county, FNPH asks for your consent before a referral.
Support starts with understanding.
Can I choose a language?
The callback form starts in Spanish and includes a language preference. Choose English, Español, or Kreyòl ayisyen. Staff confirm language support when they follow up.
What does the program do?
FNPH serves as an agent for the Department of Labor’s Temporary and Emergency Housing Assistance Program, helping migrant and seasonal farmworkers with rent and utilities as funds are available.
What if a partner serves my county?
FNPH leads the Southeast Housing Consortium, assisting agencies in Delaware, Florida, Maryland, Mississippi, and Virginia. The team can discuss the right contact for your county and asks for consent before a referral.
Looking for a rental or planning to buy?
For a specific rental community, contact the property manager. If you want to prepare to buy a home, explore housing counseling.