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Locate information on local Douglas County and Castle Rock programs that provide help with rent, utility and heating bills, and that offer emergency assistance. There are several charities and non-profits that people can turn to in their time of need.
Unemployed persons with dependents, the low income, and the disabled may be able to receive access to financial assistance programs for paying bills, expenses, and rent. These funds are available on a limited emergency basis for paying utility bills, housing expenses, providing for medical supplies, and food. These cash grants are made to qualified people on a case-by-case basis and are only given once a year per household. Call the Douglas County Department of Human Services. Phone number (303) 688-4825
Another local non-profit that can help people who are facing an eviction or disconnection of their utility service is the DETF Emergency Funds Program. This agency offers one-time financial help with paying for rent or utilities, gasoline vouchers, prescription medication assistance, emergency motel vouchers, and local bus tickets for transportation needs. The agency will also assist with other financial problems based on an individual basis. (303) 688-1114.
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If you need rent help, DETF Emergency Fund may be able to help here as well. The agency offers qualified individuals with one-time help with rental assistance if there are available funds or money to be distributed. (303) 688-1114.
A couple charities and non-profits to turn to for food and groceries includes:
The LEAP program - Douglas County Department of Human Services, (303) 688-4825, provides cash grants and other forms of financial assistance. the money is used to help those pay for home heating bills for qualified low income Douglas County residents. In addition, information on prevention of utility shut-offs and weatherization programs is also available from this agency.
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