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Participants receive online education covering:

• Understanding eviction records and tenant rights
   
• Steps to recover after eviction
   
• How to prepare for future housing applications
   
• Rental readiness and documentation guidance
   

We provide virtual support to help participants:

• Develop a housing recovery plan
   
• Identify available housing resources
   
• Learn strategies to prevent future eviction
   
• Understand budgeting for housing costs
   

Participants may also access:

• Credit education related to housing applications
   
• Budgeting strategies for rent and utilities
   
• Referrals to ANU’s Online Financial & Credit Education Program
   

At Anu Community Development, our mission is to empower individuals and families through community support initiatives. We strive to create a safe and inclusive environment for everyone in need.

The Online Eviction Fresh Start Program at ANU Community Development Corporation is designed to help individuals and families recover from eviction and regain housing stability. Through virtual education, guidance, and community resource connections, this program supports participants as they rebuild rental readiness, improve financial stability, and work toward securing safe, stable housing.

This program is offered online to ensure accessibility for families facing housing crises, limited transportation, or immediate need for support.

• Individuals and families who have experienced eviction
   
• Low-income households facing housing instability
   
• Veterans and seniors affected by housing loss
   
• Families at risk of future eviction
   
• Community members seeking online housing support

• Increased housing readiness
   
• Education on tenant rights and eviction recovery
   
• Improved financial awareness
   
• Access to housing and community resources
   
• Reduced risk of repeat eviction
   
• Convenient online access from anywhere
   

• Participants enroll online through ANU Community Development
   
• Complete virtual eviction recovery education sessions
   
• Receive guidance on housing readiness and next steps
   
• Connect to housing, financial, and community resources
   
• Continue working toward long-term housing stability