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JOIN, Inc.

www.join.org

(775) 336-4450

JOIN, Inc. is northern Nevada’s workforce development agency, serving residents in 13 Nevada counties by providing educational and occupational training for individuals seeking careers, financial stability, and personal success. JOIN, Inc. has been an incorporated, 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency since 1996, serving Nevadans across 65,000 square miles of northern Nevada with branch offices in Reno, Carson City, Elko, Ely, Fallon, Fernley, and Winnemucca.

The Front Door: Your Path to Self-Sufficiency

www.frontdooragency.org

(603)886-2866

The Front Door Agency serves the greater Nashua community through its core programs: prevention and intervention of homelessness, permanent affordable housing, transitional housing program, crisis advocacy and resources, education, and financial literacy.

Food Stamp Program

www.dhhs.state.nh.us

(800) 852-3345

The Food Stamp Program is about good nutrition and health. It provides eligible individuals and households with benefits to buy food items at grocery stores, and other participating food retailers.

Financial Assistance to Needy Families

www.dhhs.state.nh.us

(603) 271-9700

The Financial Assistance to Needy Families Program (FANF) provides cash assistance to families with dependent children.

Tri-County Community Action Program, Inc.

www.tccap.org

(603) 752-7001

Tri-County CAP is dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of New Hampshire's people and communities. We provide opportunities and support for people to learn and grow in self-sufficiency, and to get involved in helping their neighbors and improving the conditions in their communities.

Southern New Hampshire Services, Inc.

www.snhs.org

603-668-8010

The Mission of SNHS is to provide activities designed to assist low-income participants, including the elderly poor, to secure and retain meaningful employment, attain an adequate education, and make better use of available income; to ameliorate the causes of poverty within the community; to meet urgent and immediate individual and family needs, including health, nutrition, housing and employment-related assistance; and to address the problems and barriers which block the achievement of self-sufficiency.

Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority

www.manchesterhousing.org

(603) 624-2100

Provides affordable housing to Manchester residents

WorkFirst NJ (WFNJ)

www.state.nj.us

1-800-792-9773

WFNJ clients may receive Emergency Assistance (EA) in certain situations. These benefits include, but are not limited to: essential food, clothing, shelter and household furnishings; temporary rental assistance or back rent or mortgage payments; utility payments (such as heat, water, electric); transportation to search for housing; and moving expenses.

Bayonne Economic Opportunity Foundation

www.beof.org

201-437-7222

B.E.O.F’s philosophy is Community Action through the marshaling of citizens’ participation and public and private funding. Although the agency’s mission is to assist low income citizens, we pride ourselves on trying never to turn anyone away who feel they are in need without a referral to where they can be assisted.

Greater Bergen Community Action

greaterbergen.org

(201) 968-0200

in 1967, Greater Bergen is part of a nationwide network of poverty-fighting enterprises which were established as part of the nation’s effort to address the intractable and persistent problem of poverty in America. Through an outstanding Board of Directors with members from the private and public sectors, along with community leaders, Greater Bergen seeks to mobilize public and private resources to change the conditions in which low-income residents live and work, while also changing the institutions which impact their lives.

Albuquerque Housing Authority

www.abqha.org

(505) 764-3920

Provides affordable housing to residents of the Albuquerque area

NM Works

www.hsd.state.nm.us

(800) 283-4465

The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, known in New Mexico as NMWorks, provides a monthly cash benefit to be used to meet basic family needs such as housing, utilities, and clothing costs.

Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico

caasnm.org

1-575-527-8799

Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico (CAASNM) serves  over 25,000 people annually in the five southwestern counties of NM.  We address the most challenging issues our communities face, fighting to improve the lives of low-income children, youth, adults, and families with programs that empower, build self-sufficiency, and connect to community resources.

ECHO Inc.

www.echoinc.org

505-325-7466

ECHO Inc. (Economic Council Helping Others) offers several types of programs, serving thousands of individuals in San Juan County, New Mexico. Programs include: 1) Emergency Rent/Mortgage Financial Assistance Program 2) Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) 3) ECHO Food Bank

New York City Affordable Housing Resource Center

www.nyc.gov

Resources and information regarding affordable housing in New York City

Neighborhood Housing Services of New York City

www.nhsnyc.org

212-519-2500

Provides affordable housing and assistance to New York City residents

Albany Housing Authority

www.albanyhousing.org

Provides affordable housing and assistance to Albany residents

AHP Homeownership Center

www.ahphome.org

(518) 434-1730

Provides homeownership education and assistance

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