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Assistance programs from Salvation Army in Macomb County.

Basic needs can be met by the Macomb County Salvation Army. Among other services, the organization may be able to provide homeless shelter, food, assistance for utilities/heating bills or rent and other support. There are also free item giveaways including Christmas toys, school supplies or clothes. Find help from the Macomb County Salvation Army.

The charity organization may be able to help people of all religions, backgrounds, and cultures, including the homeless, seniors or unemployed. A number of Salvation Army locations as well as Family Stores are located across Macomb County, including in Warren and Sterling Heights Michigan. They also partner with other government programs and social service agencies in the region.

Salvation Army emergency help in Macomb County

Many families and individuals are faced with difficult social challenges, eviction, unemployment, abusive relationships, or disaster. The faith based Salvation Army helps Macomb County families in a crisis. There will be funds for bills (rent, car repairs, etc.), groceries, and basic needs. It relies partly on the community’s contributions and donations of money, time and resources, so if you can make a tax deductible donation please do so.

Meeting basic needs is a key objective. This can include very limited amounts of financial aid, food for a hot meal, groceries, counseling in times of crisis, or free furniture to a burn-out victim. The assistance, whether financial or a voucher, goes a long way in helping people who are faced with a crisis. The Salvation Army can also help make sure there are adequate funds to heat a family's home in the cold of the Michigan winter, and this is always a critical service provided.

Free meals and food from the Salvation Army is provided to hundreds of families per month. This is one of the key basic needs that is being met every day by the Macomb County Salvation Army soup kitchen and pantry. They operate both a soup kitchen (with lunches and free dinners) as well as a free food bank. Both feed the hungry, low income, and anyone that is struggling.

Housing services in Macomb County primarily revolve around offering shelter or short term transitional housing. Usually this also involves case management too. In some cases, a few dollars for back rent is provided in cities such as Warren or Clinton Township MI, if the Salvation Army funds will help keep the family (or individual) housed.

 

 

 

Heating and utility bill assistance is available throughout the State of Michigan. Caseworkers help low income families, senior citizens and individuals pay their energy and utility bills in order to get through an emergency crisis. Over the course of the year in-person requests are received during normal weekday hours. In addition, telephone inquiries and referrals from other human service agencies are supported.

Energy assistance may be offered to help deal with the immediate crisis. As this occurs though, a representative from the Salvation Army will work with you to address the cause of the issue. For example, maybe it was a job loss, death in the family, or unexpected medical bill. Case managers from offices around Warren and other cities will try to understand the challenge you are facing, and help in any way they can.

Salvation Army has additional social services in Macomb County. This may include directing you to job training programs, advising you of local Macomb County and Detroit area medical clinics, or more. They will direct you to budget counseling, credit repair, and provide other referrals as needed. The objective is to ideally eliminate the need for future requests for utility or heating bill assistance. For more information, find details on energy and heating bill assistance in Michigan, some of which are Salvation Army run programs and others from other agencies.

Free legal aid is offered from local clinics. The Salvation Army coordinates outreach programs into the broader community to offer free legal representation and assistance to individuals from Macomb County who live at or below the national federal government poverty guidelines. The Michigan State Bar Foundation is one of the main partners of the agency, and they help with financial issues including foreclosures, credit card debt, identity theft, and preventing evictions.

The clinic can help ensure legal representation for low-income people or seniors and help address unmet needs. Lawyers and paralegals can help educate clients with regard to their obligations and legal rights. An objective is to eliminate legal problems as causal factors that may be preventing individuals from re-entering society as gainfully employed responsible citizens. Hopefully assistance can help people break the cycle of poverty and dependency.

 

 

 

 

Free supplies from Salvation Army in Macomb County

Most of these programs are (1) seasonal and (2) also depend on donations from the community. The Salvation Army will help parents, kids, and people with no money on a first-come served basis. Some of the programs in Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, Warren MI and the county are as follows.

  • Free back to school supplies for students from pre-school to high school. There will be free vouchers, uniforms, backpacks, pens or pencils, note books and other goods.
  • Angel Tree Christmas help from the Salvation Army is offered. Low-income families in Macomb County, including single moms or grandparents caring for children, can get toys, gifts, games, free toys and more for kids.
  • Thanksgiving turkey meals are served to the working poor, homeless, lonely and others. There are turkey dinners with the toppings, bread, dessert and other free food boxes.
  • Free winter coats are given away to kids and seniors in Macomb County. The Salvation Army will also give out gloves, boots, hats, warm jackets and more items. Locate free winter jackets for seniors.

There will be other free programs too, as resources allow. These include free gas voucher or but ticket for work reasons. Some homeless people, when the shelters are full, can get a free Motel 6 or Red Roof Inn voucher or other accommodations. Or get free disaster recovery support from the Salvation Army in Macomb County.

Phone number

When you contact the agency, and if you are found to be qualified, a well trained, professional caseworker will be made available. They can help ensure you access rent and utility assistance, groceries, medicine, new or gently used clothing, travel vouchers, and temporary shelter. The main locations are below.

  • 24140 Mound Rd., Warren, MI 48091, phone number - 586-755-5191
  • 35170 Dodge Park Rd, Sterling Heights, MI 48312. Phone: (586) 795-2172 or dial (586) 264-0913
  • 45250 Northpointe Blvd, Utica, MI 48315. For information, call (586) 997-0965
  • 25152 Van Dyke Ave, Center Line, MI 48015. Call (586) 578-9045
  • 42590 Stepnitz Drive, Clinton Township, Michigan, main number (586) 954-1838

 

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