The RAFT Legislative Quarterly Report for FY2025, Q3, submitted by the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC), provides detailed statistics on the Residential Assistance for Families in Transition (RAFT) program. The report outlines the number of households that applied for assistance, which totaled 43,420, with 13,288 households approved and 9,392 denied. It is noted that the approval rate may appear low due to households reapplying after previous denials, often due to missing documentation. The report emphasizes that the data reflects only applications funded by RAFT, excluding those funded by reallocated federal Emergency Rental Assistance dollars.

In terms of financial assistance awarded, the report indicates a minimum award of $21, a median of $3,950, and an average of $4,093, with a total of $54,387,988.31 awarded to 13,288 households in the quarter. The breakdown of assistance by income category shows that $19,917,546.99 was awarded to 5,101 households with incomes at 0-15% of Area Median Income (AMI), $16,002,882.19 to 3,858 households with incomes at 16-30% AMI, and $18,467,559.13 to 4,329 households with incomes above 31% AMI.