Active Intake Project by AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly
The Active Intake Project (AIP) is an innovative legal services delivery program, which brings legal services directly to the neighborhoods where D.C. seniors live. The AIP is part of AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly’s Pro Bono Project. While most of our cases require D.C. seniors to initiate contact with our office through our Legal Hotline, the Active Intake Project ensures that LCE reaches underserved, low-income seniors in the District who may be reluctant or unable to...
601 E St NW, Washington, DC, 20049
Money Care Legal
American Job Center by D.C. Department of Employment Services (DOES)
Provides comprehensive employment, unemployment, resume preparation and training services to residents of the District of Columbia. Provides labor exchange services to employers who are seeking qualified workers and to job seekers. The American Job Center, formerly the DC Works! One-Stop Center, offers job-seekers, students, businesses and career professionals access to a comprehensive array of employment-related services and tools in one convenient location. Through the District’s...
4058 Minnesota Ave NE, Washington, DC, 20019
Money Work
Consumer Fraud and Financial Abuse Unit by AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly
With the twin goals of protecting clients’ homes and their sources of income, the Consumer Fraud and Financial Abuse Unit provides direct representation to LCE clients on a range of issues, including: - Foreclosure Defense; - Real Property Fraud; - Debt Collection Defense; - General Consumer Issues. - The unit also houses the Real Property Tax Project, which represents clients who are facing real property tax foreclosures. In addition to providing direct services, the unit...
601 E St NW, Washington, DC, 20049
Money Legal
Counseling and Emergency Assistance by Perry School Community Services Center
Perry Center, Inc. anticipates receiving some funds to assist families in crisis.
128 M St NW, Washington, DC, 20001
Emergency Money Care
D.C. Schedule H Property Tax Credit by AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly
Legal Counsel for the Elderly assists low-income seniors who do not need to file a complete tax return with filing for the D.C. Schedule H property tax credit. Eligibility for the Property Tax Credit Low-income D.C. residents may qualify for up to $1000 for property taxes or rent paid by filing the D.C. Schedule H tax form. The D.C. Office of Tax Revenue determines eligibility for the credit: D.C. resident from January 1st to December 31st Rent or own and live in home or apartment...
601 E St NW, Washington, DC, 20049
Money Legal
Dental/Medical Prescription Assistance by United Community
- Referrals for emergency dental appointments can be made to Northern Virginia Dental Clinic if you are in need of emergency dental care. - We also provide assistance to pay for critical medical prescriptions.
7511 Fordson Road, Alexandria, VA, 22306
Health Money
East River Family Strengthening Collaborative by East River Family Strengthening Collaborative, Inc. (ERFSC)
Offers case management services including assessments, family visits, school visits, senior meals, youth violence and drug prevention programs, parenting education, and support for grandparents who are caregivers of grandchildren. Case management Senior services Youth services Crisis intervention Housing assistance Fatherhood support Lifeskill training Community engagement Capacity building Technical assistance Parent Education and Support Services Truancy Financial Literacy and Tax...
3917 Minnesota Ave NE, Washington, DC, 20019
Emergency Housing Money Care Legal
EBT by United Planning Organization
For many low-income communities throughout DC, this lack of access to healthy food options makes it even more difficult to properly take care of ourselves and our families. UPO’s Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) program is dedicated to increasing access to healthy food, fighting DC’s childhood hunger epidemic, and educating customers about health, nutrition, and eating right. Like a debit card for grocery shopping, an EBT card can be used in place of cash, checks, or food stamps...
2907 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, DC, 20032
Food Money
EBT by United Planning Organization
For many low-income communities throughout DC, this lack of access to healthy food options makes it even more difficult to properly take care of ourselves and our families. UPO’s Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) program is dedicated to increasing access to healthy food, fighting DC’s childhood hunger epidemic, and educating customers about health, nutrition, and eating right. Like a debit card for grocery shopping, an EBT card can be used in place of cash, checks, or food stamps...
1649 Good Hope Rd SE, Washington, DC, 20020
Food Money
Economic Empowerment by Perry School Community Services Center
Focuses on economic empowerment services including job training, counseling and placement, GED, tax assistance, financial management, adult computer learning, resume development, and individual development accounts.
128 M St NW, Washington, DC, 20001
Money Education Work
Emergency Assistance Program by Father McKenna Center
Offers emergency rent, mortgage and utility assistance to residents of Ward 6. This is only offered on a case by case basis for participants.
900 North Capitol Street NW, Washington, DC, 20001
Emergency Money
Emergency Rental Assistance by DASH (District Alliance for Safe Housing)
Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) helps low-income District residents facing housing emergencies. The program provides funding for overdue rent if a qualified household is facing eviction (including late costs and court fees). The program also supports security deposits and first month’s rent for residents moving to new apartments.
400 I St SW, Washington, DC, 20024
Housing Money
Emergency Rental Assistance Program by United Planning Organization
If you are facing eviction and homelessness, UPO can help obtain payment for overdue rent, a security deposit for a new residence, or your first month’s rent at a new home.–need to add for severe cases, first come first serve, etc. They receive tons of requests for this service that doesn’t move them to self-sufficiency. We work with the federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) to support the needs of low-income DC residents and their families who are experiencing...
2907 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, DC, 20032
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Emergency Rental Assistance Program by United Planning Organization
If you are facing eviction and homelessness, UPO can help obtain payment for overdue rent, a security deposit for a new residence, or your first month’s rent at a new home.–need to add for severe cases, first come first serve, etc. They receive tons of requests for this service that doesn’t move them to self-sufficiency. We work with the federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) to support the needs of low-income DC residents and their families who are experiencing...
1649 Good Hope Rd SE, Washington, DC, 20020
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Employment & Income by N Street Village
3 in 5 women arrive at N Street Village with no income. Our goal is to meet her where she is and provide opportunities for income and employment growth through a variety of programs. We also recognize the importance of community in the healing and recovery process, and we promote peer mentorship and peer leadership programs that help women feel connected and empowered. Other services: - Referrals - Computer learning lab - Workforce Champions embedded in residential programs - Peer to...
1333 N St NW, Washington, DC, 20005
Money Education Work
Energy Assitance by DASH (District Alliance for Safe Housing)
The Department of the Environment helps eligible District residents pay heating and cooling bills. If you’re eligible, you can receive between a one-time $250 and $1,500 credit for your household. The amount of credit is based on household size, total household income, heating source, and type of dwelling.
400 I St SW, Washington, DC, 20024
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Family Engagement Programs by Martha's Table
We are committed to ensuring parents and caregivers are both supported and supportive. Our Family Engagement program helps strengthen the home-school relationship for our students and connects caregivers to critical resources. Our family engagement efforts include: A Home Visiting Program, which provides caregivers essential support during their child’s critical early years. The Parenting Journey, a course that allows caregivers to reflect on how they were parented as children, and...
2375 Elvans Rd. SE, Washington, DC, 20020
Money Care Education
Financial Assistance by Community Outreach and Development
Based upon a client intake process, persons may be eligible to receive assistance with rent/mortgage, utilities, and other emergency care needs.
4719 Marlboro Pike, Capitol Heights, MD, 20743
Money
Financial Education Program by CASA de Maryland
CASA operates an integrated program of financial literacy, naturalization, and legal services. Studies show that integrated services work. While providing naturalization application assistance, civics courses, legal support, and English instruction, CASA provides clients with financial education on topics such as: Developing a household budget and establishing savings Buying a home Naturalization fees affordability Credit counseling CASA provides individual and group-based financial...
8151 15th Ave, Langley Park, MD, 20783
Money
Financial Literacy and Other Assistance by United Community
- Monthly Financial Counseling Clinics by appointment. - Seasonal supports include school supplies and holiday gifts for children. - Our counselors make referrals to other community resources. United Community hosts monthly financial counseling clinics for one-on-one sessions; you need not be a client to participate, and all income levels are welcome. These are held at United Community Main Office at 7511 Fordson Rd., on the second Tuesday evening of most months. In collaboration...
7511 Fordson Road, Alexandria, VA, 22306
Money Education