PATH (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness). In order to qualify for services, an individual must be diagnosed with a serious mental illness and be experiencing homelessness or be in imminent danger of becoming homeless. PATH provides some financial assistance for deposits and/or rent and rental search assistance.

Emergency financial assistance to help with: - Rental and utility assistance - Help with first month rent - Utility assistance Food Pantry including items - Fresh and Shelf-Stable Food - Personal hygiene items - Diapers - Prescriptions

Assistance for individuals and families who are at risk of homelessness, or fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence situations. This temporary program can assist with homelessness prevention programs, rent, rent deposits, utility deposits and utility payments. In some cases Rental application fees and Moving Costs might be covered for individuals applying.

Emergency financial assistance to help with: - Rental and utility assistance - Help with first month rent - Utility assistance Food Pantry including items - Fresh and Shelf-Stable Food - Personal hygiene items - Diapers - Prescriptions