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Offers emergency housing for individuals and families in need. Emergency Shelter More information: - Includes meals, showers, laundry, case management, employment navigation, and referrals

Provides emergency cash assistance to families facing eviction, foreclosure, utility cut-off, water bills, or burial expenses. Financial Assistance More information: - Assistance is limited to once every 24 months - Additional funds may be available for families affected by natural disasters

Provides temporary housing for families with children who don't have a permanent place to live. Emergency Shelter More information: - Single men and women are not allowed - Families can stay for up to 90 days

Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence. Temporary Financial Assistance More information: - Some participants are required to engage in work activities - Assistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime

Offers case management services to help families combat intergenerational poverty and achieve self-sufficiency. Family Support Services

Provides up to $350 in emergency financial assistance for for court-ordered evictions, water bills, and utility shut-offs. Emergency Financial Assistance More information: - Recipients of cash public assistance may also be eligible for up to $600 to cover burial expenses - Assistance is limited to once every 24 months

Provides financial assistance, including food stamps, medical benefits, and temporary cash assistance. Financial Assistance More information: - Provides cash assistance to single adults who are totally disabled and cannot work for a minimum of three months - Emergency cash assistance may be used for court-ordered evictions, foreclosures, utility cut-offs, and burials - Financial assistance with childcare costs may be available for eligible families

Provides temporary shelter for up to 3 months. Emergency Shelter More information: - Includes meals and showers - Individuals with a substance use disorder must be on medication or receiving therapy

Oversees programs that help low-income households with food, medical bills, cash assistance, and other emergency needs. Food Stamps/SNAP, Medical Benefits Assistance More information: - Provides medical benefits to eligible individuals who cannot afford to pay their medical bills - Cash assistance is available for eligible children, parents, and other relatives of those who qualify - Offers assistance to residents who are totally disabled and cannot work for a minimum of 3 months - Emergency cash assistance is provided once a year to families with children for court-ordered evictions, foreclosures, utility cut-offs, and burial assistance

Helps families experiencing homelessness to find temporary emergency housing. Emergency Shelter More information: - Offers assistance with rent and utility expenses - Job placement services are available for TANF recipients

Provides support for families and caregivers with legal custody of children. Case Management More information: - Helps families overcome obstacles such as finding employment, housing, and childcare

Helps low-income families find affordable apartments. Housing Assistance

Offers temporary shelter during the winter months for individuals needing a warm place to stay. Emergency Shelter More information: - Open January to March; confirm availability with the Kent County Department of Social Services

Provides shelter and support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Emergency Shelter, Homeless Shelter More information: - Residents receive dinner, case management, and support services - Accepts donations of money, paper goods, personal items, and food

Provides financial assistance and case management services to help eligible families prevent eviction or utility shut-off. Housing Assistance

Offers emergency cash assistance for court-ordered evictions, foreclosures, utility shut-off notices, and burial expenses. Financial Assistance More information: - Helps families in crisis with food, shelter, and counseling needs - Occasionally assists residents in public and Section 8 housing - Assistance is limited to once in a 24-month period

Offers 6 to 9 months of residential services for women with children. Transitional Housing More information: - Includes case management, counseling, education, job training, and referrals to other programs

Provides affordable housing and support services for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Transitional Housing More information: - Provides supportive services to help with job training or mental health issues - Provides housing for single men and women, and families.

Provides housing and support to families experiencing homelessness. Housing/Shelter More information: - Emergency shelter, permanent supportive housing, and post-shelter support available - Offers case management, employment and career counseling, student tutoring, and GED prep - Referrals must come from the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services

Provides resources and services for children and families experiencing homelessness. At Risk/Homeless Housing Related Assistance More information: - Supports include hygiene items, clothing, shoes, food, funding for activities, and service referrals - The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs helps screen for housing