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Assistance programs Frederick County Virginia.

Find charities, churches and government organizations that offer everything from rent to security deposit help, grants to pay a portion of electric bills, free items (food, clothing, school supplies, gas vouchers) and more in Frederick County VA. There is assistance for low-income and struggling families. Get financial help near you in Frederick County Virginia.

All across Winchester and the country are churches or charities that offer immediate financial help, government grant and loan programs for paying bills (housing, deposits, utilities). Or apply for social services, job programs, and other support. Frederick County families can also get help from seasonal programs. This may be free Christmas toys or LIHEAP for paying energy bills (namely during the winter months).

Grant money for the low-income from Community Action

The non-profit community action agency offers emergency help as well as long term self-sufficiency. If you are struggling, low income, or have no other options, then call the Winchester Congregational Community Action at (540)662-4318, also known as CCAP. This Winchester Virginia based agency may be able to offer qualified people with emergency financial assistance for water or utility bills, gas vouchers, back rent and other bills.

  • Housing programs - CCAP helps tenants and homeowners with rent, electric bills and other expenses. There is also the Homelessness and Rapid Re-Housing Program.
  • Free items are given out - Frederick County low-income families, seniors or single mothers can get free clothes, furniture, linens, firewood, eyeglasses and Coat for Kids. There are also small furniture items, and look here for free bedroom furniture near you.
  • Long term support is offered. The non-profit tries to offer support to help people get back on their feet. This includes job training, information on who to make money or get new skills and more.
  • Government grants - For example, the non-profit may be able to offer applications to government cash grants to help with essentials of paying for rent, cooling bills and utilities. There may be grants or funds to help pay heating oil and fuel costs, transportation, prescription medications, and other basic needs.
  • Food bank - The non-profit also operates a Food Pantry that distributes free groceries, personal toiletries and holiday food baskets.
  • EA (LIHEAP) applications are offered. There are also energy funds from LIHEAP for tenants to help them keep their lights, heat and power on, and continue reading about LIHEAP for paying energy bills.

 

 

 

CCAP of Winchester - Frederick County also many other programs for the working poor, unemployed and others. The location is 112  South Kent Street, Winchester, Virginia 22601. Call (540) 662-4318

Emergency financial help with bills, rent, medical, food and more

The Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission helps coordinate housing programs, including federal homeless prevention - rehousing. There are some conditions to the program. Qualified families must be at or below 50 percent of the area median household income and they must be facing an eviction, or they need to be currently homeless.

  • In addition, the grant money for back rent is not intended to be long term. Frederick County tenants will need to also participate in long term case management, budgeting, credit repair and more. There may be other help offered each year, including homeless shelter, free motel vouchers energy bill or security deposit help and more. Call (540) 636-8800. The location is 400 Kendrick Ln, Front Royal, VA 22630.

Salvation Army of Frederick County is another leading charity type organization to call for help. Among services, they run a free Food Pantry for the low income, working poor and people with no money. The case workers also refer people to government food programs, operate a Thrift Shop that provides items at a discount, and Emergency Shelter.

  • There are several centers in the region for people to turn to for help. But at the end of the day this location is a private, non-profit charitable organization that is heavily involved in offering the low income with emergency assistance. This can be funds to help pay utility bills, rental arrears, foreclosure prevention counseling, and housing aid.

They also provide free school supplies as well as backpacks for students. Or get free hot meals year round and Christmas toys from Angel Tree. The address is 300 Fort Collier Rd, Winchester, VA 22603. Dial (540)662-4777, or find more information on Frederick area Salvation Army services.

 

 

 

 

Food pantries and free soup kitchens are located across Virginia as well as Frederick County. Churches and charities often operate them. Anyone in need may be served a hot meal (including at Christmas or Thanksgiving) or provided a free box of groceries. These emergency food pantries in Frederick County can help feel low income as well as struggling families Or they also provide hygiene as well as household supplies. Find details on free food pantries in Virginia.

Shenandoah Alliance for Shelter programs offers many assistance programs. They include free basic needs such as food or clothes. There is financial help including zero percent loans, rent help, and DSS service applications including cash aid. There is also referrals to rent subsidized apartments, income based homes, as well as many other resources. Continue with financial help from Shenandoah Alliance for Shelter.

Financial help Frederick County VirginiaPI, or People Incorporated of Virginia - Assistance includes Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing, counseling, referrals to employment, and consumer support. The non-profit community action agency is focused on helping the less fortunate in Frederick County. A main objective is on ending the crisis as well as to help stabilize the client.

  • While resources are limited, the agency will sometimes be allocated federal government government funds to help the working poor pay their bills. They could be issued as part of LIHEAP, or maybe emergency solutions grant. In either case, the non-profit is available as a resource.

Specialists will also help with self-sufficiency concerns, and that can range from consumer counseling to advice for home buyers. There is also a program known as Dislocated Workers, which will assist those seeking employment. Call the office for more information. Click more details on People Incorporated of Virginia.

Foreclosure and mortgage help is available in Frederick County VA. A partnership of local non-profit agencies provides free foreclosure counseling to homeowners in Frederick County. One non-profit offers this service. Click here to learn more on Blue Ridge Housing Network.

City of Winchester and Frederick County has Social Services, government benefits, and grants. Low-income families, seniors or the disabled can apply for Medicaid or free government money from TANF. There is burial help, information on SNAP food stamps - EBT, Medicare, SSI and more. Transportation help is offered too, including gas or car repairs.

  • They also operate Lifeline for free cell phones, including from Apple. The office is at 15 North Cameron Street, Winchester, VA 22601. Call (540) 667-181, or look here for a free government iPhone in VA.

Braddock Street United Methodist Church has a soup kitchen and emergency food pantry. Location is 115 Wolfe St, Winchester, VA 22601. Call (540) 667-3366

 

 

 

 

 

 

Access Independence, Inc. helps senior citizens over the age of 60 in Frederick County. Meals on Wheels, clothes, government grant money for people over the age of 60, medical and more is from 324 Hope Dr, Winchester, Virginia 22601. Call (540) 662-4452, and the non-profit also helps disabled people. More on disability benefits for adults in Virginia

Winchester Rescue Mission is a shelter with meals, clothes and more. The location is 435 N Cameron St, Winchester, VA 22601. A focus is on men. Dial (540) 667-5379

Faithworks, Inc. provides immediate rent assistance, money to move or security deposit and transitional housing. The charity is based at  26 W Boscawen St A-201, Winchester, Virginia 22601. They help people with an eviction notice or disconnect. Call (540) 313-7682 or 540-271-1701. Or look here for rent money in VA.

Sinclair Health Clinic offers free or low-cost medical. This includes dental, behavioral health and more. They also give out medications, help diabetics and arrange dental too for kids or adults. The location is 301 N Cameron St #100, Winchester, VA 22601. Call (540) 536-1680, or look here for diabetes supplies for free.

 

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