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The 2011 Business and Innovation Act outlines the application guidelines for the Microenterprise Technical Assistance program in Nebraska, aimed at supporting microenterprises in distressed areas through technical assistance and resources. Eligible applicants include IRS-designated 501(c)(3) non-profits that demonstrate statewide service coverage. The program has a funding commitment of up to $300,000 per year for two years, requiring a 35% match from non-state sources. Applicants will be evaluated based on their capacity to provide assistance, partnerships, and sustainability plans.

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How to apply for rental assistance in Nebraska?

How to apply Online: Visit NebraskaRentHelp.org to learn more about the eligibility requirements and how to apply for assistance. ERA Call Center: Call 1-844-429-6575. In-person or over the phone: If you need assistance completing an application, you can reach out to a Community Collaborative in your area.

How long is the Section 8 waiting list in Nebraska?

For both the Section 8 and elderly/disabled public housing projects, applicants can expect to remain on the waiting list for up to one year or more. For the rental housing program, applicants can anticipate a 3 month-3 year wait.

How to get a housing voucher in Nebraska?

Anyone interested in a voucher can go to OHAs portal at my.portal.ohauthority.org to fill out a pre-application and select the HCV wait list.

How to apply for housing assistance in Nebraska?

ERA stands for economic redevelopment area. This means an area in the State of Nebraska where unemployment is at least 150% of the statewide average and where the poverty rate is 20% or more, as determined by federal census data.

What disqualifies you from Section 8 in Nebraska?

Under certain circumstances, applicants who are found to have a drug-related criminal history or a violent criminal history background may be denied admission to the Section 8 program. Registered sex offenders are denied Section 8 assistance.