Family Unification Program (FUP) Voucher Rentals
What is it?
FUP vouchers help families when inadequate housing is a factor in a child's placement or return home. They can also help eligible young people leaving foster care. Housing authorities work with public child welfare agencies.
Who may qualify?
Families referred by a child welfare agency and eligible young people leaving foster care may qualify. The agencies determine eligibility.
Finding a home with RentWelcome
Browse homes and check “Voucher types accepted” on each listing. Contact the landlord through RentWelcome, then work with your housing authority on the next steps. See homes welcoming FUP.
Program information: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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Common questions
Who may qualify for FUP?
Families referred by a child welfare agency and eligible young people leaving foster care may qualify. The agencies determine eligibility.
Can I use my FUP voucher on RentWelcome?
Look for a home whose landlord lists your voucher type as accepted. Your housing authority must still confirm the home and approve the tenancy.
Does a rent estimate mean my home is approved?
No. Estimates are not approvals. Your housing authority makes all decisions about your voucher and the home.
Estimates are not approvals. Your housing authority makes all decisions. RentWelcome is not affiliated with HUD or any housing authority.