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Private companies and charitable lenders in Cleveland Ohio provide emergency cash loans to households of all income levels. The money available from one of these lenders can be used for paying bills, ranging from energy costs to heating sys
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Both Cuyahoga County and the city are supported by Step Forward. They are a regional non-profit that use to be named the Council for Economic Opportunities in Greater Cleveland
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There are several programs that are either unique to the Cleveland OH area or that focus on helping people in the city pay their heating bills
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Public assistance is available in Cuyahoga County Ohio for a diverse number of needs. Whether you need help with food, energy assistance, child care, and medical bills, social services and public aid may be able to help
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The Salvation Army in Cleveland offers low income families and individuals direct emergency assistance as well as other social service programs
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Rental and utility assistance may be available when someone is faced with a crisis. Note the funding is limited and comes with restrictions. Also, any aid is only for people in certain zip codes, such as 44103, 44106, or 44108
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Families that need housing assistance can look into transitional resources. Non-profit and government agencies across Cuyahoga County administer these programs for struggling residents facing eviction and the homeless
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Free foreclosure counseling is available to Cuyahoga County homeowners.
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Mostly through the coordination of public benefits, the Division of Senior and Adult Services in Cuyahoga County Ohio provides support to the elderly and to a lesser extent disabled in the region
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The two main programs that can help Cleveland Ohio families pay their water and sewer bills are listed below. The resources available are the Homestead Program, which supports the vulnerable such as the disabled or elderly
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Non-profit credit counseling agencies in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County Ohio can provide homeowners and people who need help getting out of debt with free services, advice, and assistance
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Preventing hunger in northeastern Ohio, including the counties of Cuyahoga, Ashtabula, Lake, Ashland, Geauga and Richland, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank provides support to families, people with no money or individuals that are struggling