Rent Share Program®

Rent Share Program® supports disadvantaged groups like people who are homeless, young adults, seniors, and displaced families. We also assist college students, and/or individuals that just want to save. We offer reliable roommate matching to foster stable, safe, and community-focused living.

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    Travelers

    Budgeting is key to enjoyable travel. Rent Share Program® connects you with compatible travel companions, saving time and money. Benefit from a curated network, tailored matches, and shared tips to reduce costs. Travel confidently and affordably with roommates who share your interests.

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  • Elderly

    Elderly

    Many seniors struggle to afford rent, food, and rising medical costs on fixed incomes from Social Security or limited savings. They often face tough choices between essentials and may avoid seeking help to preserve privacy. The Rent Share Program® helps by matching affordable roommates, enabling seniors to share housing costs while maintaining independence and dignity.

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    College Students

    Reduced financial aid and new laws have changed how students handle college costs, especially housing. Many already lived paycheck to paycheck, juggling jobs and skipping meals to pay rent. Rent Share Program® helps by connecting students, especially those moving out of state, with peers for affordable, reliable housing through a supportive community network.

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  • Young Adults

    Young Adults (over 18)

    The rising youth homelessness crisis in the USA demands urgent solutions. Economic instability, unemployment, mental health issues, and limited affordable housing affect those aged 18 to 25, hindering education, employment, and well-being.

    At Rent Share Program®, we address this by offering affordable shared housing and roommate matching to reduce costs and increase stability. This supports education, job retention, and mental health for young adults.

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    Displaced Family

    The displacement of immigrants from their homes has resulted in a significant increase in homelessness. Many families and individuals face the urgent need for shelter as they navigate uncertain legal and economic circumstances. This crisis not only affects their immediate safety and well-being but also strains local resources and housing markets. Addressing this issue requires coordinated efforts involving housing programs, legal support, and community initiatives to provide accessible, affordable shelter and aid to displaced immigrant populations. Rent Share Program® is committed to supporting these efforts by encouraging communications for shared housing solutions that offer stability and affordability for those impacted.

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    Homeless

    America’s homeless population rose 12% last year, highlighting an urgent crisis needing immediate, sustained action. Expanding affordable housing is crucial but insufficient alone. Comprehensive support—healthcare, mental health when duly applicable, and employment aid—is essential for lasting stability. Tackling homelessness requires coordinated policies uniting government, nonprofits, communities, and businesses to optimize resources and innovate solutions. Combining housing expansion with holistic support creates sustainable paths out of homelessness and improves vulnerable populations’ lives.

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