Resources for Housing
Preparing for Independent Living
Rosemary's Babies wants all teen parents to have a healthy and stable home environment. We know that looking for a place to live can be a difficult task. We're here to assist you along the way with the search, budgeting, and moving into your first new home.
Need assistance with deposits, utilities, phone, internet, etc. click here.
Requirements
Consider the requirements to move into certain apartments.
Consider age requirement, income restrictions, pets, credit score.
Location
Find an apartment near the areas you frequent most: school, work, daycare, etc.
Ask yourself, is this on a bus line. How will my transportation costs change?
Rent should not be more than 50-60% of your income. But rent is not the only cost associated with moving.
Consider utilities, sewage, parking, renters insurance, and Wi-Fi.
Space
Think about how much space is needed for your budget and your family.
You may consider a 1 bedroom during the first year of parenting.
Amenities
Your apartment should cater to some of your needs since you will be there at least a year.
Think about: laundry on site or in-home, A/C, updated kitchen appliances, security, etc.
PRice
Apartment Search Apps
Need to Knows for Finding and Moving into your First Place
Getting a State ID Card
Find the location to get your state ID
Leases 101
Common leasing terms to know.
Local Discount Furniture Stores
Where to find discount furniture in the local area.
Furnishing a One Bedroom
Learn how to share your one bedroom apartment with a baby
Visiting an apartment #1
Questions to ask during the first visit
Renters Insurance
What is it? Do I need it? And where do I get it?
DIY House Fixes
Learn how to fix common problems in your home. Save money!
Landlord Rights and Obligations
Don't be fooled by a slum lord. Understand your rights.
Visiting an apartment #2
Questions to ask during an apartment inspection.
Renting a Moving Truck
Where to rent a moving truck and more.
Newborn Checklist
Common items to prepare for the new member of your family.
Need Insurance?
Ronald Bryant is a trusted friend of RBC. He'll answer questions about renter's, car, life insurance, and more.
State ID, Birth Certificate, SSN
Your ID, Birth Certificate, and Social Security Number are Vital in getting employment, care, or an apartment.
To get these items you have to prove identity. You must show proof of the following five elements:
1-Full Legal Name*; 2-Date of Birth; 3-Proof of U.S. Legal Presence; 4-Social Security Number; 5-Proof of Address
Save Money on a Handy Man,
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Understanding Your Bills
Water Bill
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Local Emergency & Transitional Housing
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City Gospel Mission (M)
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Tender Mercies
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Transitional shelter for women and children
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Daily Meals, Shelter, Job Placement, Pantry
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Emergency Shelter for homeless men
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Housing for homeless individuals suffering from mental illness.
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Free transitional housing and shelter for women and family
survivors of domestic abuse -
Housing placement, shelter, financial assistance
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Men's Shelter, case management, health and employment services
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Women's Shelter, case management, health and employment services
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Central Access Point, call for entry into emergency shelter or other appropriate programs.
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Emergency shelter, 3 meals a day, free laundry
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Shelter, Transportation, Life Skills training
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Shelter where homeless young adults learn self-reliance and life skills.
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Safe haven for youth ages 10-17 who are physically or sexually abused, neglected, or for some other reason believe they can’t safely be in their own homes.
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4230 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati
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1805 Dalton Ave., Cincinnati
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1437 Walnut St., Cincinnati
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27 W 12th St., Cincinnati
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898 Walnut St., Cincinnati
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1841 Fairmount Ave., Cincinnati
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411 Gest St., Cincinnati
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2499 Reading Rd., Cincinnati
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2368 Victory Pkwy., #600, Cincinnati
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2403 Old State Route 32, Batavia
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990 Nassau St., Cincinnati
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2314 Iowa Avenue, Cincinnati
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2522 Highland Avenue, Cincinnati