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Assistance programs Giles, Marshall, Lawrence, and Lewis County.

Charities, churches and government organizations offer immediate financial help with rent, electric bills and other expenses in Giles, Lawrence, Marshall and Lewis County TN. There is also free food, medical care, and other stuff for low-income families. Find financial assistance near you in Marshall, Giles, Lewis, and Lawrence County.

Community action hardship grant money helps pay bills

The community action agency is South Central Human Resource Agency, or SCHRA. The non-profit offers short term solutions and emergency financial help for paying expenses such as rent or energy bills to low income families in a crisis. Any applicant will also need to agree to, and be on the path to self-sufficiency. There are several offices in the region, including Giles, Marshall, and Lawrence. The main resources from SCHRA are below.

  • Energy bill programs – The case managers can help clients apply for grants for heating and electric bill from LIHEAP. Or homeowners in counties including Giles or Lawrence can save money from weatherization or home repair services. They also help with energy audits and give them for free. Read more on home energy auditor near me.
  • Free food – Low income families, children, and seniors can sign up for assistance or they can turn to a pantry.
  • Housing – There may be ESG grants for paying rental expenses or funds for a security deposit on a new, low income home in counties such as Marshall.
  • Self sufficiency – The Human Resource Agency will help clients find a job or pay down debts and other bills.
  • Holiday and Christmas resources - The non-profit coordinates Christmas assistance programs with other charities in the region. The goal is to give meals, Christmas toys and other resources. Learn more on Christmas help.
  • Financial support can be arranged in the form of applications to government aid such as the Tennessee TANF program or no-interest loans.

There are dozens of other services offered by SCHRA. Some are run directly by the organization, and others are available in partnership with social service offices in Lewis or Giles County. The staff can refer people to SNAP food stamps for fighting hunger. Or clients can access child care and more. The main office can be reached at (931) 433-7182. Or find more details on South Central Human Resource Agency assistance programs.

 

 

 

Emergency help with bills, rent, food, transportation and more

First United Methodist Church of Pulaski has limited funds for paying a portion of back rent. In some cases applications to grants or deposits are issued. They also run the Matthew 25 Thrift Shoppe for gently used goods and also operate an emergency food pantry from their center at 1008 Mill St, Pulaski, TN 38478. Call (931) 424-5599.

Salvation Army has multiple locations, including one in the city of Lawrenceburg in Lawrence County. There are free Christmas gift programs from the charity such as the Angel Tree, money for utility bills or rent, and ongoing case management. Many holiday programs are offered to assist families.

  • Or students in counties including Giles or Marshall County will get free school supplies. There is also a pantry for groceries, gas vouchers, and transitional housing. Phone (931) 762-2766, or the address is 203 4th St, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464. Or find how to get rent assistance from TN Salvation Army.

Giles County Help Center – The non-profit operates many resources. They include an emergency food assistance program. There is also financial help for low income families facing homelessness, including for housing or medications. Or get free adult or kid clothes, work attire and other goods. The address is 314 N First St, Pulaski, Tennessee 38478, dial (931) 363-8655.

Good Samaritan of Lawrence County can offer grant money for expenses to qualified low-income families and senior citizens. Clients may be single parents or the working poor. Funds can assist with paying rent, light or an energy bill. Other support can be clothing for work or a free bag of groceries to a family facing hunger. The address is 921 South Beckett Street, Columbia, TN 38401. Call (931) 388-3840.

Columbia CARES is a charity that will only offer food, groceries or baby formula for new parents. The charity will also arrange medical care for people with HIV/AIDS only. They also can place patients into housing and assist in other ways. The location is 1202 S James Campbell Blvd, Columbia, TN 38401. Telephone - (931) 381-0114.

 

 

 

 

Abraham McKissak Senior Center offers emergency money for the elderly only. Other resources include free Meals on Wheels, help with benefits such as internet access and referrals to clinics. Other they can get advice on applying for SSI or Medicare or get a free cell phone or itnernet for older people. Call (931) 363-7608 for details or look here for free internet for seniors.

Buffalo Valley is a non-profits that helps with housing needs. There are grants to help with back rent or electric bills. There are security deposit funds, homeless shelters, and help for people moving in Marshall County TN, Hohenwald or the area. Also learn about low-income, no wait list apartments. The location is 218 Martin Ave, Lewisburg, TN 37091. Telephone: (800) 447-2766

Catholic Charities of Marshall and Lawrence County helps single mothers, immigrants, the low-income and others. Get limited financial help for light bills, food, free clothes or furniture and diapers too. There are also baby supplies at 1280 S Ellington Pkwy Suite 101, Lewisburg, TN 37091. Dial (931) 422-2128.

Department of Human Services (DHS) offices are in all states. They process applications to government benefits such as SNAP food stamps or TANF / Families First cash assistance. There is also section 8 housing vouchers, Medicaid applications and other aid for seniors, the working poor and disabled. More on DHS applications in TN.

  • Lawrence County 527 Crews St # A, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464. Call (931) 766-1400
  • Marshall County is at 930 North Ellington Parkway, Lewisburg, TN 37091-2225. Phone: (931) 270-2234
  • Giles county is at 115 South Cedar Lane, Pulaski, TN 38478-9981. Dial (931) 424-4001
  • Lewis County DHS is at 47 Smith Avenue, Hohenwald, TN 38462-1124. Call (931) 796-4971

Family Promise, a faith based charity, helps with housing too. They focus on veterans, the disabled, and senior citizens on a fixed income and help them locate a place to live. There are income based homes and apartments. More on Family Promise locations.

Find help for food and basic needs

Whether it is a box of food in an emergency, or a holiday meal, the pantries or clothing closets below may be able to assist. Clients can be given free groceries or application to benefits such as SNAP food stamps or WIC. Several locations are below, or locate more food banks and pantries in Tennessee.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lewis County Food and Clothing Bank, 131 Hankins Drive, Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462, dial (931) 796-2588. Both free clothing for work or school and free food is offered. Christmas programs and gifts are also offered to kids from low-income families.

God's Storehouse. The pantry is at 425 Frank Street, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464, telephone (931) 766-1265. Get produce, bread, personal hygiene supplies and groceries from a pantry.

First Presbyterian Church Lewisburg. Call (931) 359-3398 for hours. The address is 122 N 2nd Ave, Lewisburg, TN 37091.

The Wells Food Pantry is located at 1001 Chapman's Crossing, Spring Hill, Tennessee 37174. Call (615) 302-9355 for information.

Well Outreach. Location is 5226 Main Street, Spring Hill, TN 37174, (615) 302-9355. A soup kitchen and free pantry is on site.

The Family Center, 921 S Beckett St, Columbia, TN 38401, main phone (931) 388-3840. They give out groceries and also help shoppers, including with finding coupons in newspapers or somewhere else. Learn more on free Sunday morning coupon inserts.

Community clinics and sliding fee centers

Prohealth Columbia Community Care Clinic offers general care. Low income or uninsured patients will be billed on a sliding fee scale. Check ups, X Rays, physicals, and other support may be provided in counties such as Marshall and Giles. The clinic is at 180 Bear Creek Pike Suite A, Columbia, Tennessee 38401, or call (931) 381-7567 for appointments.

 

 

 

Edgehill clinic serves this area as well. Call (615) 227-3000. People with no insurance or that are Medicaid can get basic care. There are check ups, OBGYN, RX meds and dental or a ride to the doctor which is for Medicaid patients. Learn more on Medicaid paid ride to a doctor's appointment.

Hensley Clinic may be able to offer affordable primary care. Medicaid and other health insurance is accepted too. The site is in 507 W Main St, Hohenwald, TN 38462 and can be called at (931) 796-5943.

 

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