Explore verified programs, benefits, and step-by-step guides designed to keep households connected to essential services across the nation.
Families facing eviction or the currently homeless in Miami-Dade County Florida can get assistance from the HAND program, also known as Housing Assistance Network of Dade. It is operated by some local non-profit organizations and charities
Whether is is lack of affordable housing or maybe food, the programs from Citrus Health Network may be an option. Of particular focus is on assisting senior citizens as well as families with children that are homeless from the greater Dade
Community Action in Miami-Dade County offer a number of emergency financial assistance as well as government grant programs. The services are administered from the main office listed below as well as centers across the county
Miami-Dade healthcare clinics provide free or low cost medical as well as dental care throughout the county. There is help for the low-income, people with no insurance or on Medicaid and others
A program started by Miami and Dade County will offer mortgage help to homeowners with a foreclosure, and the assistance comes in the form of free mediation
Social services and emergency assistance is available from the Miami-Dade Salvation Army. The charity helps lower income families meet their basic needs by offering free stuff (food, meals, Christmas toys or school supplies); financial help
Miami Dade County public assistance programs help low income families, people living in poverty and the unemployed among others. There are local DCF offices to apply at, Human Service Centers as well as online from MyACCESS Florida
Low income families, seniors, and immigrants are some of the main clients of the Miami Dade Community Resource Centers, which are located in most Neighborhoods
As part of its nationwide effort to expand the amount of help offered to struggling homeowners, Bank of America has a center in Miami Florida that will provide homeowners in the area with assistance
Homeless people in the Miami-Dade County area can qualify for emergency shelter or transitional housing programs. The region is supported by non-profit agencies, churches, and charities that provide a free place to stay
Miami Dade County households can get help, including diapers, free baby furniture, pampers, and other supplies from both pre and post pregnancy services
Operating all across the state is the Coalition of Florida Farmworker Organization. The non-profit agency assists low income families, the poor, farm workers, and immigrants