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Very limited financial aid and support may be available from the Franciscan Connection. The faith based group can help those facing poverty, single mothers, the unemployed, and seniors
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The St. Louis Missouri Homeless Services is a program that people who are close to or that are currently homeless can use to get help
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St Patrick's is focused on helping the very low income and also the homeless in the community. The charity provides a one stop location for residents to go to for help with everything from rent assistance to free food and other support
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Most of the financial help and other assistance from the St. Louis Missouri Salvation Army is focused on helping people or families meet their basic needs in a crisis
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The programs administered by Humanitri are focused on the housing needs of the greater St. Louis Missouri community. The non-profit offers everything from eviction prevention assistance, funds to pay rent, transitional housing, and resource
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A leading non-profit in the greater St. Louis area is the Joint Neighborhood Ministry. This charity is made up of local churches and volunteers and assists thousands of residents per year
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Fannie Mae has partnered with multiple groups including Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Delaware Valley, government officials, and local non-profits in the community to open a Mortgage Help Center in Philadelphia
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Health centers and community clinics in St. Louis provide free or cheap comprehensive primary medical care. There is help for low-income families, patients on Medicaid, and uninsured
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One of the main assistance programs available for Philadelphia County residents is the Utility Emergency Services Fund (UESF). It not only helps pay for expenses such as energy or heating bills, but grants and financial aid can cover other
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Most of the resources from the Impact Fund are available as the result of referrals. They also usually fall under the funding levels of the United Way as well as all of their partner organizations
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Specialists that are part of Philadelphia crisis helpline provide referrals on social services and emergency programs that operate in the city and county
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The city, local non-profits, and pro-bono lawyers offer the Philadelphia Foreclosure Diversion Program. The goal is to help struggling homeowners get help with their mortgage and prevent a foreclosure