Alliance for Community Empowerment assistance programs Bridgeport CT
The Fairfield County Connecticut community action agency is Alliance for Community Empowerment, formerly known as Action for Bridgeport Community Development
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The Fairfield County Connecticut community action agency is Alliance for Community Empowerment, formerly known as Action for Bridgeport Community Development
For people facing a crisis, such as lack of food or that are behind on their rent, Person to Person (formerly known as Christian Community Action) will try to offer support
While some short term needs can be met by LifeBridge Community Services (which used to be called FSW),, the agency is focused on long term challenges. They try to help with literacy and lifelong learning
Gently used clothing closet – Needy families, with a focus on children or people seeking employment in Fairfield County, can receive free items or vouchers to use for goods
Find locations of transitional and low income housing programs in Fairfield County Connecticut. Non-profits, churches, and agencies provide everything from a place to stay for the nigh, short term shelter, and longer term, transitional type
Before an eviction occurs, or upon the loss of a job, contact Association of Religious Communities for advice. The non-profit charity provides services in Danbury and Greater Danbury of Fairfield County only as part of the Emergency Aid Net
There are public assistance type programs available from Howard County Maryland Department of Human Services for people of all ages, backgrounds, and circumstances
Operating in counties including Jackson, Laurel, Clay, Owsley, Lee, Wolfe and Rockcastle, the non-profit Daniel Boone Community Action Agency (DBCAA) administers a number of assistance programs focused on breaking the cycle of poverty
Almost 20 counties are supported by Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida. The non-profit and its partners provide free food, referrals, and support to the working poor and low income
Seniors over 60 years of age, or people with a serious medical condition, may be able to receive a free fan or air conditioner from non-profits in Mount Vernon and Knox County Ohio
Many of the local Salvation Army assistance programs are for seasonal needs, such as Christmas assistance, school supplies, and holiday support
Dozens of counties are supported by Lutheran Social Services of Ohio as well as its partner organizations, which are the Central, Northern and Southern Ohio branches