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If you are facing possible foreclosure, struggling with paying your utility bills, need rent help, or need free food to make it through a difficult time, there are places you can turn to for help. They include the Macon-Bibb County EOC, Inc. community action agency as well as HomeFirst Housing Resource Services, Inc. Find more information on how these non-profit agencies can help, as well as other options.
If you need mortgage help, or may be on the brink of foreclosure, HomeFirst Housing Resource Services, Inc. of Macon Georgia may be able to help. They have a resource center that is dedicated to providing its clients with comprehensive services and fundamental information concerning all aspects of home buying, foreclosure prevention, and homeownership. Services offered by the center range from budgeting and credit repair, to first time home buyer education workshops, to post-purchase counseling, maintenance and foreclosure assistance and prevention. The center’s homebuyer workshops and employees are all HUD certified, which is a requirement for most government down payment assistance programs as well as foreclosure programs. Dial (706) 823-5809 to learn more, or click here to find other ways to get help with mortgage.
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Consumer Credit Counseling Service, which is located in Macon Georgia, runs a few debt and foreclosure programs. They offer free foreclosure prevention counseling. Another service offered at no cost is financial evaluation and counseling, including Debt management programs. Counselor can help with the facilitation of purchase of first home as well as pre-purchase counseling that is required by Georgia Housing and Finance Authority. All counseling is offered through HUD certified counseling resources. Read more on Georgia HUD counselors. Call (478) 745-3333.
Manna of Hope Resource Center. Clients can improve and gain computer literacy; money/debt management skills; job preparation; career counseling, home buying preparation; and no cost foreclosure and debt counseling. Phone 478-743-8503.
Macon-Bibb County EOC, is another local non-profit agency that offers a wide variety of programs.
To learn more or apply for help, contact the Macon-Bibb County EOC, Inc. at 653 2nd Street, Macon Georgia. Or call them at (478) 738-3240.
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A multitude of services are provided by Macon Outreach including a hot meal program, Emergency assistance with utilities, Prescription drug assistance as funds are available as well as Assistance with rent an d housing matters. Call (478) 743-8026.
Mother & Child Ministries, Inc. Phone number is 478-745-7165. The non-profit can serve single parents with children ages 6 and younger in an emergency or crisis situation. The not for profit organization can also provide financial assistance for paying for utilities, clothing, food and shoes for babies and children, maternity clothing, diapers, car seats and booster seats. Can apply for utility bills and rental assistance only once a year.
The Macon Georgia Salvation Army is another of the leading places to turn to for help. Get access to free meals, counseling (individual or group), clothing (if necessary), medical assistance, health care, limited utility and electric bill help, and dental assistance. Click here for information on free community clinics for health care, or dial (478) 746-8572.
New Pilgrim Missionary Baptist (call 478-474-3009) offers free food and a clothing bank. They support all of Bibb County, but are based in Macon.
Saint Luke Baptist Church also runs a food bank for the needy in the community. Phone (478) 746-1451.
Loaves and Fishes Ministries runs a food banks and offers groceries. Also on site is a clothing bank, homeless advocacy, and transitional housing counseling. (478) 741-1007
Some locations offer medical and/or dental care on a sliding fee scale. So the lowest income patients as well as uninsured may get services for no cost, and others may need to pay a minimal fee towards medical and hospital bills and debts.
Bibb County Health Department - Some of the programs offered are hearing/vision/dental screening, check ups, nutritional counseling, and other care for the uninsured. Phone (478) 745-0411.
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