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A couple different local organizations can help people who are facing a crisis, or are experiencing a short term hardship. New Hope Ministries, Inc. provides residents of York Pennsylvania with a variety of assistance programs and crisis assistance services. People who need help can turn to this organization to get access to housing and rent assistance, emergency food, funds and referrals for free medical and dental care, fuel, heating and utility bill assistance, as well as access to programs and services for children and youth.
New Hope also partners with other local charities, businesses and non-profit organizations. This allows them to offer people many additional services through these partnerships. They work with local business owners, pharmacists, physicians, dentists, and with local fuel, utility, and gas companies. New Hope can refer people to these other local York County resources.
But the aid doesn’t stop there. They can also help clients receive financial and budget counseling, help them get out of debt, goal-setting, and provide individuals with emotional support to assist them in achieving long-term stability and success. Call the agency at 717-432-2087.
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The York County Salvation Army, which can be reached at 717-848-2364, also administers several emergency and crisis programs. The Salvation Army will help people meet their basic needs. Some of the services and programs they offer can assist with heating bills and expenses, utility bills, prescription drugs, rent payments, food assistance, clothing and other needs. The organization also operates an after school as well as summer program for youth and teenagers.
People of all ages can be helped by York County Assistance Office. Some examples of programs offered include Pennsylvania Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), which helps low income individuals and families pay their utility and heating bills through energy assistance grants. People need not have an unpaid bill to receive energy assistance. Both regular cash grants, as well as crisis grants, are available to help pay bills. Another option is weatherization, which will install energy conserving upgrades to home. Weatherization is free to qualified individuals. Call (717) 771-1100 for more information on either program.
Community Progress Council Inc. is an antipoverty organization that runs a multitude of programs. Among them include the following. Call 771-5110.
Grace United Methodist Church may help with heating, electric, gas, and water bills. They can refer people to food banks. Only residents of Wrightsville Pennsylvania can apply for help.
New Hope Ministries, Dillsburg - Programs offered include food, access to medical and health care, gasoline vouchers and transportation, and access to utility programs. Call (717) 432-3053. Dover Pennsylvania also has a New Hope Ministries ((717) 292-3441))
Southern Community Services, Shrewsbury PA (dial (717) 227-0048) offers energy, housing, and childcare assistance. Food, case management, and other aid is also offered.
St. Matthew Evalengical Lutheran Church - Prescription assistance, food pantry, funds for paying utility and heating bills, water bill assistance, bus passes, and employment programs. York PA Call (717) 845-2721
If you are struggling with the high cost of medical and dental care, or can’t afford to pay for needed health care services, Family First Health provides primary medical and dental care to the uninsured, low income and medically under-served families and individuals in York County. Accepts insurance, medical assistance, and offers fees based on family size and income. If they can’t offer you the help you need, they also partner with other local doctors and hospitals in order provide the full range of services patients may need. They also offer a full range of dental care, including cleanings and more. Family First Health does accept health insurance if you have it, provides medical assistance, and offers fees based on family size and income. So people may qualify for free care. 717-845-8617.
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Consumer Credit Counseling Service - Provides free advice to consumers on debt, housing, and credit issues. Receive assistance with the following. Call (888) 511-2227.
Housing Alliance of York also provide foreclosure counseling. (717) 854-1541
If you need help with a civic legal case, MidPenn Legal Services may be able to provide assistance. Attorneys at this private, public-interest, non-profit law firm are committed to providing free legal advice and will do their best to provide free, equal access to justice and high quality legal services. They help with civil law matters, and the programs focus on low to moderate income persons, the elderly, disabled and survivors of domestic violence. Get legal help for evictions, foreclosures, domestic and family issues, divorce, and other cases. Click here to learn more about free legal programs, or call MidPenn Legal Services at 717-848-3605.
This non-profit agency offers several programs and services. Find a listing, as well as contact information, below.
Contact York County Community Action Corporation to learn more about these or other programs. The organization can be reached at (717) 846-4600.
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