Rent/Mortgage
Support Through Housing Uncertainty
At Mustard Seed Ministries, we understand how quickly a financial setback can put a family at risk of losing their home. Our Rent & Mortgage Assistance Program is designed to help individuals and families facing temporary hardship stay housed and stable. With compassion and discretion, we step in during critical moments to offer hope—and a path forward.
How Our Rent & Mortgage Assistance Program Works
When funding is available, we provide limited, one-time assistance to qualified individuals and families in crisis. Our team works closely with applicants to assess need, communicate with landlords or mortgage providers when appropriate, and coordinate support that helps prevent eviction or foreclosure. We aim to be a bridge to stability during uncertain times.
We Offer
- Limited Emergency Rent & Mortgage Assistance
- Coordination with Landlords or Mortgage Servicers
- Guidance on Budgeting & Local Resources
- Support for Families Facing Eviction or Foreclosure
- Referrals to Additional Housing Services
How We Can Help
We offer a variety of services, including food assistance, emergency financial aid, spiritual counseling, and community outreach programs. No matter your circumstances, Mustard Seed Ministries is a place where you will find understanding, support, and hope.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Whether you need assistance, want to volunteer, or wish to support our mission, you can be part of something life-changing. Explore our programs, connect with our team, and help us continue to serve those in need.
Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for rent or mortgage assistance, applicants must meet the following:
- Must be a St. Lucie County resident
- May apply once every 13 months, based on crisis and when funding is available
- Must have a verifiable crisis
Applicants must also provide:
- ID for adults 18 or older
- Social Security cards for everyone in the household
- Proof of income for the past 30 days
- Proof of SNAP benefits (if applicable)
- Current, unexpired lease
- Two months of bank statements
- Proof of crisis