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Provides emergency assistance for people in crisis. Offers supportive care, home visits, food, and clothing. Referrals made for assistance not offered at facility.

Provides qualified Delaware County residents with financial assistance to avoid eviction or to move into a new residence. Funds are provided on a case by case basis. Funding is limited and depends upon availability.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to stop eviction from their home/apartment or foreclosure of their house, find a long-term place to live, and/or find a short-term place to stay.

Assists individuals or families who are in imminent danger of eviction or are currently homeless in the form of first month, past due rental assistance. Provide case management with financial assistance for qualified low-income families affected by the reduction of available rentals and increased rental costs.

Provides an emergency shelter allowance to stop eviction from home/apartment or foreclosure to house. May also help find a long-term or short-term place to live, if necessary. Amount of the one time payment depends on needs, situation, and emergency.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to stop eviction from their home/apartment or foreclosure of their house, find a long-term place to live, and/or find a short-term place to stay.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to: stop eviction from your home/apartment or foreclosure of your house; find a long-term place to live; find a short-term place to stay.

Provides an Emergency Shelter Allowance (ESA) to help individuals/families who are experiencing homelessness, or at risk of becoming unhoused, to: Stop eviction or foreclosure, Find a long-term place to live, Find a short-term place to stay

Program is designed for people with dependent children (or a pregnant women) who have a break in employment or other income for some reason, i.e. layoff, waiting for Unemployment to start, waiting for another job to start (an interruption in income, rather than no income to support self or family). This program eliminates the need to go on public assistance or TANF on an ongoing basis. The applicant must have a self-supporting income within the past 90 days of application and must be expecting income that would eliminate the need for ongoing TANF. This is a one-time payment program to bridge a gap in income. Payment is usually around $600-$1500 depending on household size and financial responsibilities.

Provides an Emergency Shelter Allowance (ESA) to help individuals/families who are experiencing homelessness, or at risk of becoming unhoused, to: Stop eviction or foreclosure Find a long-term place to live Find a short-term place to stay

Serves and responds to the needs of veterans experiencing homelessness. Offers services that include shelter, hot meals, shower facilities, laundry services, transportation, medical equipment, furniture and household items, hygiene products, and more.

Helps families of children with cancer cope with the extraordinary costs associated with these illnesses.

Provides major repairs to homes in order to bring the home up to HUD housing standards for health and safety. Home owners must have lived in the home at least 2 years.

Assists with housing expenses including rent, lot rent, mortgage payment, utilities, homeowner's insurance, real estate taxes, etc.

Provides short-term temporary housing for families and individuals who are homeless or at risk for becoming homeless.

Provides an Emergency Shelter Allowance (ESA) up to $400 to help individuals/families who are experiencing homelessness, or at risk of becoming unhoused, to: A) Stop eviction or foreclosure B) Find a long-term place to live C) Find a short-term place to stay

Provides emergency funding for rent, medical bills, food, and utilities and affordable apartments for low-income seniors. Also offers scholarships for high school seniors and adults age 26 and older.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to stop eviction from your home/apartment or foreclosure of your house, find a long-term place to live and/or find a short-term place to stay.

The Department of Public Welfare offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to: stop eviction from your home/apartment or foreclosure of your house; find a long-term place to live; find a short-term place to stay.

Case management services assist individuals with goal setting to help individuals and families to establish and sustain self-sufficiency. Referrals are made to the appropriate resources to help provide housing and utility funds, budgeting and job search counseling.

Provides financial assistance for basic utilities, fuel, and housing costs. Also available to assist individuals in accessing the following programs: A) Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) B) PPL Operation Help C) Public assistance (food stamps, medical assistance, cash assistance); D)FEMA Funding (housing and utility costs).

Provides an Emergency Shelter Allowance (ESA) up to $400 to help individuals/families who are experiencing homelessness, or at risk of becoming unhoused, to: A) Stop eviction or foreclosure B) Find a long-term place to live C) Find a short-term place to stay

Provides housing-related counseling, landlord-tenant mediation, housing relocation assistance, rental assistance, utility assistance, emergency shelter, and homelessness prevention services.

Provides financial assistance in the form of first month, past due and damage deposit rental assistance to individuals or families.

Provides connection to community resources, as well as assistance with eviction prevention and energy costs, and access to fresh food through the Hub Market pantry. Onsite social worker can assist with navigating benefits.