Our programs
Housing Programs in Moscow and North Central Idaho
Finding stable housing can take more than finding a place to rent. Sojourners Alliance combines housing assistance with individualized case management to help people address immediate needs and work toward lasting stability.
We serve individuals and families across Latah, Nez Perce, Lewis, Clearwater, and Idaho counties.
Start here
Start with the Regional Access Point
Need housing assistance or worried about losing your housing? Call 208-310-4554.
The Regional Access Point is the starting point for learning about housing resources in Idaho’s Region 2. Staff will discuss your circumstances, arrange a screening, and explain possible next steps.
You do not need to know which program to ask for before calling.
Regional Access Point
208- 310- 4554Monday–Thursday: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m.
All hours are Pacific time.
Eligibility, funding, and housing availability vary by program. A screening does not guarantee placement or financial assistance.
A place to begin
Transitional Housing in Moscow
A place to live while working toward a permanent home.
Our on-site transitional housing provides a structured living environment for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Participants work with a case manager to identify goals, address barriers, and prepare for permanent housing.
Support may include housing searches, connections to healthcare and recovery services, benefits assistance, employment resources, and practical skills such as budgeting and managing a household.
Space is limited. Staff can explain program expectations, current availability, and the waiting-list process.
Call about transitional housing →Help staying housed
Homelessness Prevention
Help addressing a housing crisis before it results in homelessness.
Homelessness prevention combines financial assistance with case management for eligible households at risk of losing their housing.
Staff review the household’s circumstances and explore available options, which may include help with eligible rental arrears, communication with landlords, and connections to other resources.
Assistance depends on current funding and program requirements. If you are behind on rent or facing eviction, contact the Access Point to discuss your situation.
Call about homelessness prevention →A move toward stability
Rapid Rehousing
Support moving from homelessness into rental housing.
Rapid rehousing helps eligible individuals and families experiencing homelessness obtain housing and work toward maintaining it.
Depending on program requirements and available funding, assistance may include help with a security deposit or rent, housing searches, landlord coordination, and move-in planning.
Case management supports participants in developing a housing stability plan, strengthening income and benefits, and addressing challenges that could affect their tenancy.
Call about rapid rehousing →Project Warmth
Permanent Supportive Housing
Long-term housing assistance with ongoing support.
Project Warmth, our permanent supportive housing program, combines rental assistance with case management for eligible households experiencing homelessness that include a person with a qualifying disability.
Support is tailored to participants’ circumstances and goals. It may include connections to healthcare, behavioral health services, benefits, and resources for maintaining a stable home.
Placement depends on eligibility, prioritization through coordinated entry, and available openings. Contact the Access Point to learn about assessment and referral.
Call about permanent supportive housing →Common Questions
I’m not sure whether I qualify. Should I call?
Yes. Staff can help you understand available programs and discuss other resources that may fit your circumstances.
Can I receive housing immediately?
Housing openings and financial assistance are limited. Some programs have waiting lists. Staff can discuss availability and possible next steps.
Do you serve people outside Moscow?
Yes. Our Regional Access Point serves all five counties in Idaho’s Region 2, including communities around Lewiston and rural areas. Our on-site transitional housing facility is in Moscow. Individual programs have their own service requirements.
How do I get started?
Call 208-310-4554 during Access Point hours. For housing assistance, use this number rather than the general inquiry form.
Take the Next Step
Whether you need help staying housed or finding a place to live, start with a conversation.