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Cedar Rapids IowaWorks Center
(319) 365-9474
The Division of Workforce Services is responsible for the delivery of various state and federally funded employment and training services, including the Cedar Rapids Center.
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Kansas Mortgage Center
(866) 945-2155
Provides mortgage and financial assistance to Kansas residents
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Kansas Housing Corporation
(785) 217-2001
Provides housing placement and assistance
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One KC for Women
(816) 595-1296
Employment prep, credit building/financial courses, business resources for job hunting, mentoring program
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Kansas Food Assistance Program
1-888-369-4777
The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, provides qualifying low-income households with food benefits, access to a healthy diet and education on food preparation and nutrition. In Kansas, the program is known as the Food Assistance Program. The Food Assistance Program serves as the first line of defense against hunger. It provides crucial support to elderly households, to low-income working households, to other low income households that include the unemployed or disabled and to households transitioning from welfare to work. Food assistance customers can spend their benefits to buy eligible nutritious food and plants and seeds to grow food for their household to eat.
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Kentucky Housing Corporation
(502) 564-7630
Provides home buying and renting assistance and education
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Kentucky Homeownership Protection Center
(866) 830-7868
Provides foreclosure avoidance counseling and assistance
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (Formerly Food Stamps)
1-855-306-8959
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps people with little or no money buy food for healthy meals at participating stores. SNAP benefits increase a household's food buying power when added to the household's money.
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (Food Stamp Program)
1-888-524-3578
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides monthly benefits that help eligible low-income households buy the food they need for good health. For most households, SNAP funds account for only a portion of their food budgets; they must also use their own funds to buy enough food to last throughout the month. Eligible households can receive food assistance through regular SNAP or through the Louisiana Combined Application Project (LaCAP).
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Family Independence Temporary Assistance Program (FITAP)
1-888-524-3578
The Family Independence Temporary Assistance Program (FITAP) provides cash assistance to families with children when the financial resources of the family are insufficient to meet subsistence needs. The goal of FITAP is to decrease the long-term dependency on welfare assistance by promoting job preparation and work. Public assistance is no longer a lifetime benefit but an opportunity to become independent after a financial crisis.
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Florida Hardest-Hit
Provides information regarding the Florida Hardest-Hit fund
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Florida Housing Coalition
Northern Florida: (850) 878-4219, Southern Florida: (813) 712-8708
Provides information and assistance to those seeking housing placements
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A Step Program
(904) 384-1361
One-on-one mentoring to select the right program for you, provide assistance with admission applications, financial aid application assistance, professional development workshops, and a wide range of other services designed to help you take the next step in attaining a workforce or technical certification.
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Florida Department of Children and Families - Food Assistance Program
(866) 762-2237
The Food Assistance Program helps people with low-incomes buy healthy food. A food assistance household is normally a group of people who live together and buy food and cook meals together. If your household passes the Food Assistance Program's eligibility rules, the amount of food assistance benefits you get depends on the number of people in your household and how much money is left after certain expenses are subtracted.
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