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Assistance programs Weld County and Greeley.

Financial assistance is available in Weld County. Struggling families, individuals, single moms and the disabled (among others) can get help with paying bills ranging from rent to utility costs or a mortgage payments. Churches, charities, and the government may help. There are also home buying programs, free legal aid, school supplies for kids or teens, and even free groceries from a food pantry. Find financial help near you in Weld County CO as well as Greeley.

Any financial help is combined with case management from non-profits in the Greeley CO area. They help clients find a new job, pay down debt, budget their money, get free stuff, or teach how to build up an emergency savings account. Many other resources are offered in Weld County, even free Christmas gifts, grants to help with security deposits, or free medical or dental care.

Financial assistance, housing help, and other programs in Weld County

One of the places that individuals in need of help should turn to is the Weld County Catholic Charities. People of all faiths, religions and ages in Weld County County will get help.

The non-profit charity organization offers several different services and assistance programs. The programs they offer in Weld County include those mentioned below. In addition to this list, they also use so called Empty Stocking Funds that are part of the Emergency Assistance Program to help families in need with rental and mortgage arrears, utilities and heating bills. The agency is headquartered in Greeley and serves residents across the county.

  • Family Services- This service promotes the Safe and Stable Family Program, including budgeting, savings workshops or financial literacy. The Champions Program is also part of this option. More on how to build up emergency savings.
     
  • Financial and Emergency Assistance - Catholic Charities helps hundreds of households with Emergency Assistance. Clients can get money for rent, energy bills, gas vouchers, and money for other expenses.
  • Guadalupe Shelter - This service provided overnight homeless emergency shelter to hundreds of families per month at their  Guadalupe Shelter. In addition, thousands of free meals are provided to individuals.
     
  • Senior Services - Some of the programs offered for seniors include Elderly Outreach; and Rural & Hispanic Senior Outreach. Seniors get support and access to many resources.

Catholic Charities is also a great place to turn to for information on other local services, resources, and charities. Call them at (970) 353-6433. The address is  1442 N 11th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631.

 

 

 

While Weld County does not have an official community action agency, the Weld County Department of Human Services is the government agency that serves in this capacity. Financial assistance programs as well as cash grants will be made available to help families and individuals that are struggling with paying their bills and that qualify for help. Apply for SNAP food stamps, Medicaid, USDA food programs, and other benefits.

Programs offered to qualified individuals include financial assistance in the form of monetary payments. There is financial help with childcare expenses and costs, money to pay grocery bills, funds for energy bills, and medical care. The address is 315 N 11th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631, or call (970) 352-1551.

The uninsured as well as working poor (or migrant workers) can get free dental, health or medical care too. Insurance, including Medicaid or Medicare, is combined with care from volunteer community clinics in Weld County. Examples of help may include teeth cleanings, physicals for adults or Children, immunizations, free prescription drug vouchers, check ups, teeth extractions, and more much more. Find details on free medical care for low income households.

Stepping Stones is another option. The organization is a non-profit organization that helps families and individuals who live in the Windsor/ Severance school district. The non-profit agency assists families that are having difficulty paying rent, heating, water and utility bills. In addition, Stepping Stones offers temporary financial assistance for families that have received an eviction notice or utility shut-off notice / disconnection. Call First United Methodist Church at 970-686-2368 to learn more. Or the address is 503 Walnut St Box 105, Windsor, CO 80550. Click here for information on LIHEAP emergency assistance.

LaSalle Ministry Alliance only serves people in that town. The program will provide help to qualifying low to moderate income applicants for utilities, rent and other miscellaneous needs. There is free food boxes for low-income families, meals, hygiene supplies and other goods. Call (970) 284-7814 or (970) 388-2445.

Almost Home, Inc. may be able to offer financial aid on a one time basis only. As funds allow, they may have utility bill and heating assistance for paying electricity or gas bills to low to moderate income families within Hudson, Ft. Lupton, Keenesburg, Frederick, Lochbuie and Wattenberg who are facing loss of utility service or heating.

Any forms of financial aid or grants for paying back rent are limited, but Weld County families can also explore other solutions from Almost Home, such as transitional housing. Call (303) 659-6199, or click more details Almost Home assistance programs.

 

 

 

 

Weld County Veterans Service Office can help people apply for federal government Department of Veterans affairs benefits. Assistance is also available for eligible widows and their dependents. Staff from the office help with state veterans benefits, housing needs, VA disability claims, as well as military / medical /DD214 records replacement. There also arrange transportation, give free gas cards or even vehicles (a new car) for work reasons.

Veterans in Weld County can also get free medical care, educational benefits information & application, home loan information and more. Or they can learn how to save money or get discounts from Veteran Advantage Discount Program. All advice and services offered are provided free of charge. 1551 North 17 Ave., Greeley, Colorado, 80631, dial (970) 400-3444 or 970-304-6595.

Fort Lupton CO area only can turn to. Adventures in Christian Living provides funds for unexpected and immediate financial needs, such as rent, food, or utilities. They may be able to offer low income and other individuals with emergency financial assistance for paying their rent, heating and utilities. This is only an option if they have the resources. Location is 306 Park Ave., Fort Lupton, CO, 80621. As noted, only people in Fort Lupton should call 303-857-2257.

Immanuel Lutheran Church has small monetary donations and support for paying rent or utilities. Any aid is a last resort and only is available as funds allow on a week to week basis. Call 970-352-3003.

Trinity Episcopal Church/Outreach Commission can help Weld County families with temporary financial aid if they have a referral from United Way of Weld County 211. 3800 West 20th St, Greeley, Colorado, 80634.

Salvation Army Services in Greeley focus on basic needs. Income qualified clients can be provided support such as hot meals, free food, or use of the thrift store. The Weld County center also helps children by offering Christmas gifts and back to school assistance based on donations. Other services may be information on job placement or government grant programs, a homeless shelter, or free hotel vouchers and help for veterans. Dial (970) 346-1661, or more on Weld County Salvation Army assistance.

The Our Center Basic Needs Programs, phone (303) 772-5529, assists low-income individuals and families who are currently residing in Dacono, Longmont, Frederick, Firestone, and the Mead Colorado geographic area. Get access to free food, clothing, rent assistance, or an emergency homeless shelter. There is also local transportation, emergency medical,  utilities and heating help, free budget counseling, and financial education.

The location is 220 Collyer St, Longmont, CO 80501. Counselors can give free advice on credit repair as well. Read more about resources for debt help.

 

 

 

 

Get free food assistance in Weld County

The Weld Food Bank offers a few different ways for people to get nutritious food. They include emergency food assistance, which is the short-term nutritional assistance program that is available to individuals and families who are facing a crisis situation, and each box can find a family for a few days. They also provide additional free food to school aged children through the backpack program. They can be reached at 970-356-2199.

First Assembly of God, located in Greeley Colorado (phone (970) 352-2600) may be able to provide small boxes of non perishable food and groceries to needy people in the community. The pantry is at 3000 16th St, Greeley, CO 80634.

Lighthouse Mission offers emergency food boxes, non-financial aid and clothing available. There are free hygiene supplies for the low-income, food for single moms and others in need. Call 970-373-8133.

Numerous other free food pantries as well as soup kitchens are in the area. Find more free food banks in Weld County. Some of what may be passed out includes groceries, items such as clothing, holiday meals, and much more.

If those locations can’t provide you the the food you and your family needs, then find more centers and pantries. There are places across the state for the less fortunate. Read more about Colorado free food pantries.

Free legal services

Weld County Legal Services (phone number 970)-475-2410  or (970) 351-7300) provides residents with free legal aid. income and other conditions need to be met. There are free lawyers for low-income families, people with no money and seniors. The non-profit law firm is the pro bono organization that provides Weld County and Greeley Colorado residents access to free legal programs. The organization is funded and sponsored by the Weld County Bar Association.

The non-profit firm provides lawyer referral services and legal advice sessions (free of charge) with local, highly trained attorneys on issues including foreclosures, divorce and children, grandparents raising grandchildren, consumer debt issues. The staff also help with landlord-tenant matters, and other civil disputes. This Weld county based organization provides pro bono attorneys – and free legal advice – to poor persons and the elderly.

 

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