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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.

Provides financial assistance for: -Past due rent assistance -Deposit Assistance -Past due Utilities -Partial expense assistance with dental, eye care and prescription,

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

Payment assistance. Family Resource Center. Food Assistance.

Poverty fighting organization with emphasis on direct emergency services with a case-management, client-centered model. Services offered are not entitlement based, and subject to eligibility, funding available and suitability for sustainability.

Poverty fighting organization with emphasis on direct emergency services with a case-management, client-centered model. Services offered are not entitlement based, and subject to eligibility, funding available and suitability for sustainability.

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

WCA provides Food Pantry, Christmas and Thanksgiving food baskets, an Adopt-a-Family program at Christmas and a retail store for discounted goods called the Community Closet. Also provides Rent and Utility assistance to income qualified individuals in southern Campbell county.

The Gillette Salvation Army provides emergency services to the Gillette and Campbell County Communities. Our assistance programs are currently: Food Pantry, emergency rent and utilities, Medication vouchers, Gas vouchers for medical appointments (with proof) Specialized work clothes and boots/shoes for NEW jobs, Other needs as they arise and we are able to meet them

Emergency and special Assistance for individuals and families in Platte County. Rent, utilities, food, fuel, motel voucher for a single night, bus to nearest Salvation Army shelter. Up to $200 once per year for utilities and rent. $35 for gas cards also one time help per year

At One22 Resource Center we know that the high cost of living makes meeting one’s basic needs difficult, or even impossible, during times of hardship. Our Financial Assistance programs can help with the costs of housing (rent and first/last/deposit assistance) and child care to build a buffer of time and support for planning and decision making.

Upon contact from potential clients, a determination is made regarding eligibility and then financial assistance is provided in the amount of $150 per household per year depending on the individuals situation for emergency needs such as utilities, rent, food, auto fuel, auto repair, lodging, and pharmaceuticals.

Financial assistance to help with utilities, rent, gas vouchers. If the client is a veteran we have more funding for veterans than non veterans

Please reach out to your local Salvation Army to pick up an application. Please note that all other sources of assistance have been exhausted.

Offering assistance with rent and utility assistance for those that are income qualified.

Please reach out to your local Salvation Army to pick up an application. Please note that all other sources of assistance have been exhausted.

Please reach out to your local Salvation Army to pick up an application. Please note that all other sources of assistance have been exhausted.

Please reach out to your local Salvation Army to pick up an application. Please note that all other sources of assistance have been exhausted.

We provide shelter, case management, and direct support services to help families with children under 18 experiencing homelessness work toward independent living goals. We also provide homelessness prevention services like vital document recovery, utility and rent relief, and case management. Finally, we operate a diaper and hygiene pantry that may also provide cleaning products.

We strive to help people meet their basic needs and if we can surpass that and assist them to a better way of life then truly, together, we have accomplished a great thing. If you have a need please stop in. We typically assist with past due utilities, rent, temporary housing, food, diapers, formula, filling out paperwork, pet food, prescriptions, emergency fuel, if we cannot help you directly then we will do our best to connect you with someone who can.

Please reach out to your local Salvation Army to pick up an application. Please note that all other sources of assistance have been exhausted.

Homeless prevention. Financial assistance to attain or sustain stable living.

Providing assistance with emergency gas vouchers, help with prescriptions, Overdue &/or Shut off Utilities up to $100.00, food vouchers for perishable food items (Milk, eggs, bread).

We assist with energy or water bills, rent assistance and gas vouchers.

Please reach out to your local Salvation Army to pick up an application. Please note that all other sources of assistance have been exhausted.