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Direct-to-tenant rent benefit

Rent support for eligible New Brunswick tenants
Last Update: May 8, 2026
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Funding available
Varies by project
Timeline
  • Receipt of requests is now closed
Location
New Brunswick, Canada

Overview

This program provides rent support for New Brunswick individuals and families facing housing affordability challenges. It helps cover rent for eligible tenants, with applications already received still under review if additional funds become available.
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Opportunity Score
Moderate potential, but conditions must align.

At a glance

Funding available

Financing goals
  • Increase social or community impact
  • Ensure financial sustainability
Eligible Funding
  • Varies by project
Timeline
  • Receipt of requests is now closed

Eligible candidates

Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Location
  • New Brunswick
Legal structures
  • All legal structures
Annual revenue
  • All revenue ranges
Organisation size
  • All organization sizes
Audience
  • All groups

Next Steps

1
Determine your project
2
Validate your eligibility

Documents Needed

  • Proof of rent, such as a recent rent receipt, lease, rent increase notice, or signed residence confirmation form.
  • Notice of Assessment from the Canada Revenue Agency for household members aged 19 and over.
  • Recent pay stubs or an employer letter for employed applicants under 65 living alone.
  • Direct Deposit form.
  • Consent to disclose personal information form, if a support person is authorized.

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

  • Individuals and families living in New Brunswick
  • Tenants who rent their home
  • Older adults aged 65 and over
  • Families, including single parents

Who is not eligible

  • People who do not rent their home
  • People living outside New Brunswick
  • People receiving a Housing NB subsidy
  • Single-room occupancy housing, such as rooming houses, boarding houses, and dorms

Eligible geographic areas

  • New Brunswick

Processing and Agreement

  • Submitted applications remain under review if funding becomes available.
  • Housing NB may reopen applications if additional funds are secured.
  • The benefit is paid by direct deposit.
  • A completed and signed Direct Deposit form is required.

Additional information

  • The program is currently not accepting new applications.
  • Applications already received remain under review.
  • Funding is limited and was allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Housing NB may reopen the application process if more funds become available.

Contacts

Frequently Asked Questions about the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.

What is the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit?

This program provides rent support for New Brunswick individuals and families facing housing affordability challenges. It helps cover rent for eligible tenants, with applications already received still under review if additional funds become available.

Who is eligible for the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit program?

To be eligible for the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit program, you must: Renting your home Living in New Brunswick Meeting income limits

Who can I contact for more information about the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit?

You can contact Government of New Brunswick by email at infochb-acl@gnb.ca or by phone at 211.

Where is the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit available?

The Direct-to-tenant rent benefit program is available the province of New Brunswick.

Is the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Direct-to-tenant rent benefit is a Grant and Funding

Who are the financial supporters of the Direct-to-tenant rent benefit?

Direct-to-tenant rent benefit is funded by Government of New Brunswick