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Financial assistance programs West Virginia.

Locate financial help, grant money and government assistance programs for all cities and counties in West Virginia listed below, including Charleston as well as Huntington WV. Or find free stuff including food, medical or dental care or transportation assistance. Locate help for low income families, the elderly and disabled for housing needs, utilities and basic needs. Get financial assistance near you in West Virginia.

The social services and grant programs are wide ranging. Get long-term or emergency financial assistance to help with paying bills. There are funds for rent or housing, gasoline for work, or healthcare needs. All resources in WV are combined with job programs.

Financial help or free grants, free food or housing assistance and social services in WV

Food Stamps - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) - SNAP food stamps will provide grants, EBT cards and vouchers that can be used help eligible, low income households. SNAP can help them pay for groceries, formula, and some supplies. Call 800-642-8589.

Emergency Assistance Program (EAP) - This program was created to assist families and individuals in making it through a financial crisis when they are without available resources. This government financial aid program is run by local DHR offices. It provides short-term emergency help or free grant money to families in need. Bills that can be covered include food, rent, utilities, household supplies, transportation, clothing, mortgages and medical service. Click here for more information on West Virginia emergency assistance, or dial (304) 558-0684.

Free Substance Abuse Treatment in WV - Charities, churches, Adult Rehabilitation Center and government aid helps pay for drug or alcohol rehab. There is care for people with no insurance, money or the low-income too. Locate free rehab.

Hardship Grants - There are a number of government and charitable programs. They often have faster application processes, and the money can help with unexpected bills. Each has their own application process. Find hardship grants for fast cash.

 

 

 

Free Legal Aid - Low and moderate income West Virginia families will receive help from free lawyers. Get pro-bono or free legal assistance for civil cases. Read more on how this program may be able to help you. There are free lawyers for the low income in West Virginia.

West Virginia Rent and Housing Assistance Vouchers - The state, partnering with the federal government, oversees assistance programs such as section 8. This will allow low income families to pay a defined portion of their income towards their monthly rental costs. These are income as well as subsidized apartment. More on West Virginia section 8 HUD vouchers.

Child Care Resource and Referral agencies - Families, including single moms, that meet low income guidelines can receive help in paying for their child care costs. The West Virginia subsidies are for income qualified parents that are working, in school, or job training. Get free day care for working parents. More information on free daycare vouchers in West Virginia.

Assistance for Senior Citizens in West Virginia - The West Virginia Department on Aging and Elder Services operates a number of offices and centers across the state. Resources from the non-profits focus on addressing the needs of older adults, elders and seniors. Food, medical and home health care, legal advice, Medicare applications, and other aid in provided. Additional details West Virginia Agency on Aging and senior financial aid.

Emergency Financial Assistance - From time to time, the Salvation Army may have funds to pay for basic needs. Money and case management can help with rent, electric bills, provide food and medications, and other support to low income families. More West Virginia Salvation Army assistance.

Programs to Prevent Homelessness and Evictions - The Continuum of Care, HUD - Housing and Urban Development, the federal government and non-profits offer cash grants to pay rent as well as other housing costs in an effort to stop an eviction. There are also government funds to pay the security deposit on low income housing in West Virginia. Click West Virginia eviction prevention.

 

 

 

 

Groceries and Free or Low Cost Food - Dozens of pantries, soup kitchens, food banks in West Virginia can provide help to state residents. Get information on who to call, and where to go, for free food. Click here West Virginia free food pantries.

Social Services and Cash Assistance - Lower income families, seniors, and individuals in West Virginia can apply for government assistance programs and public aid from DHHR. Qualified individuals can get help for paying for basic needs, medical care, food, and much more. More on public assistance in West Virginia.

School Clothing Allowance (SCA) - Provides clothing grants and vouchers of up to a couple hundred dollars for low-income school aged children to help them dress properly. It is funded by the government in West Virginia. This resource can pay for school clothes, uniforms, backpacks and supplies. More on West Virginia free school supply program.

Help with Utility Bills in West Virginia - Both the state government and many energy companies provide cash grants to seniors, the disabled and low-income. Get financial assistance for paying utility or heating bills. Learn more on financial assistance programs for WV utility bills.

Low Income Energy Assistance Program - (LIEAP) and free Weatherization - The Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) in West Virginia will help families with paying the cost of their home heating, utility or summer electric bills. Direct cash payments and grants are provided, or even payments to utility companies on their behalf. The program also often includes a free weatherization service as well as crisis component which is available for households without resources and that are facing the loss of a heating source. More on LIEAP in West Virginia.

Disabled Assistance - Non-profits and the state of West Virginia  provide resources and benefits for individuals with a disability. They can get help from SSDI, medications, health care, free transportation, and access to low income programs such as LIHEAP. Other services are for caretakers and family members. Learn more on help for the disabled in West Virginia.

WV WORKS - WV WORKS gives monthly government cash assistance and government grants to eligible, low income families. The goal of the program is to assist economically dependent and at-risk families. It is part of TANF. The program can help them become self supporting, get job training and find employment. The goal is to help enhance the well-being of children in these families. Call (304) 558-0628.

 

 

 

Foreclosure Counseling and Mortgage Relief - A large number of housing counselors work one on one with homeowners to offer solutions to a potential foreclosure. They can help them access programs that can assist individuals with getting back on track with their mortgage. Learn more on West Virginia foreclosure counseling.

Free medical, health or dental care in West Virginia

Medicaid from DHHR will help pay for dental work. Get grants to pay for or free dentures, extractions, cleanings and limited implants in WV. Many dentists accept Medicaid insurance as payment. Find a Medicaid dentist near you.

Community Medical Clinics and Health Centers - Almost twenty percent of individuals in West Virginia use the services of community clinics in order to receive free or low cost medical care. Get more information and find the locations of West Virginia free community clinics.

A number of centers and free dentists also provide dental assistance. Get free or low cost services such as cleanings, check-ups, and information on dental programs. Find free dental clinics in West Virginia.

West Virginia may also coordinate medical care for the under and uninsured. Several resources can provide medications, check ups, senior care, Medicaid applications and other health care to families that lack health insurance. Learn more on medical care for uninsured in West Virginia.

CHIP - Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) - CHIP will provide free (or low cost) government health insurance to children or teens under the age of 19. The CSHCN government benefit programs in WV is for kids with certain chronic or disabling medical symptoms or conditions. This assistance program provides specialized medical care, transportation, medication and more for those kids. Call 1-800-642-9704 or 1-877-982-2447.

West Virginia Golden Mountaineer Discount Card - This is a discount card for people over the age of 60. It provides savings on many items, including travel, food, insulin, substance abuse treatmentand prescription drugs. Aging on Aging centers run it. Call (888) 968-4462. Or find additional ways to get free health care and save on medical bills.

 

 

 

 

 

 

West Virginia job placement, training, and debt relief

Employment Services and Government Grants - Resources from community action agencies can help low income families find a job and gain new skills. Or work with a case manager in applying for grants for paying bills and basic needs. There will be free internet access, computers, gas cards or even a car to get to work. More on community action agency assistance programs in West Virginia.

Another place to turn for job search and employment assistance are the government WorkForce centers. The sites provide the unemployed and career changers access to a number of services, including job training, skills assessment, and leads on jobs. Get help with computer coding, high-tech manufacturing, GEDs, and gain other skills. Read West Virginia free job training.

Assistance in West Virginia cities and counties

Find social services, financial assistance, and other support by city and/or county below. Select a region from the list. A number of programs in WV help low income households with emergency, short term help and long term stability.

Barbour County (Philippi)

Berkeley County (Martinsburg)

Boone County (Madison)

Braxton County (Sutton)

Brooke County (Wellsburg)

Cabell County and Huntington

Calhoun County (Grantsville)

Clay County

 

 

 

Doddridge County (West Union)

Fayette County (Fayetteville)

Gilmer County (Glenville)

Greenbrier County (Lewisburg)

Hancock County (New Cumberland)

Harrison County (Clarksburg)

Jackson County (Ripley)

Jefferson County (Charles Town)

Kanawha County (Charleston)

Marion County (Fairmont)

Marshall County (Moundsville)

Mercer County (Princeton)

Monongalia County (Morgantown)

Monroe County (Union)

Morgan County (Berkeley Springs)

Ohio County (Wheeling)

Pleasants County (Saint Marys)

Pocahontas County (Marlinton)

Preston County (Kingwood)

Putnam County (Winfield)

Raleigh County (Beckley)

Randolph County (Elkins)

Ritchie County (Harrisville)

Roane County (Spencer)

Summers County (Hinton)

Taylor County (Grafton)

Tucker County (Parsons)

 

 

 

Tyler County (Middlebourne)

Upshur County (Buckhannon)

Wayne County

Webster County (Webster Springs)

Wetzel County (New Martinsville)

Wirt County (Elizabeth)

Wood County (Parkersburg)

Wyoming County (Pineville)

 

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