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The Ashby House is involved is addressing the housing as well as other basic needs of a diverse population in Saline County. There is support for substance abusers from the Bridge House, the Light House for many single women, and an emergen
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Financial assistance and basic needs can be addressed by the Community Action Agency and non-profits in Tulsa County in Oklahoma. Staff from the non-profit can help qualified low income families and others, such as the unemployed or working
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Several programs from Restore Hope Ministries focus on the low income and less fortunate in Tulsa. The charity offers rent help from the Homeless Prevention Initiative as well as free food to prevent hunger
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A large amount of prescription medications are being distributed at either a reduced price or for free in Tulsa from local non-profits and charities. Medications are being provided to the low income and people who lack health insurance
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Tulsa County residents can get free baby supplies for their infant and newborns. The programs, which may also provide diapers, also extend across Eastern Oklahoma
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In an emergency, Tulsa County families can use loans to pay their bills. There are several lenders for individuals of all backgrounds, including households with bad credit, borrowers that had problems with past bankruptcy, or debt defaults
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Programs offered to Tulsa Oklahoma residents by the Salvation Army include short term assistance in meeting their basic needs, while also helping people find a job or gain new skills
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Tulsa County has a number of health centers that can provide income-based, or even free, medical as well as dental services to low-income families
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Government benefit programs from the Tulsa County DHS help low-income families. Get applications to SNAP food stamps, Medicaid (SoonerCare), TANF cash assistance and other public assistance programs
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Short term housing programs, including shelters and transitional apartments in Tulsa County can help veterans, single parents, low income families, and the homeless, among others
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The regional community action agency is the Colusa-Glenn-Trinity Partnership. The non-profit works with low income families, including the unemployed and working poor, to help them regain their footing
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Non-profit law firms, free legal clinics and attorneys across the city of Detroit and its suburbs (including Oakland, Wayne, Macomb and other counties) provide consultations to low income families