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Provides rental, security deposit, and utility bill assistance to low-income individuals and families to prevent eviction or termination of services.

Housing Assistance, Utility Assistance

• Cannot assist with water shut-off notices 
• Assistance is limited to $100; funds are paid directly to the landlord or utility provider

Provides services for families who are at risk of losing their home or need to find a new one.

Housing Assistance

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- Offers case management and financial assistance for eviction prevention and utilities
- Families must be willing to participate in case management for up to a year
- Any kind of financial support and direct assistance is limited to those enrolled in the program

• Offers a 3-day supply of food up to 3 times in a 6-month period 
• Provides financial aid for prescriptions, rent, mortgage, security deposit, utilities, and special needs 
• Financial assistance is provided once in a 12-month period and on a case-to-case basis

Offers case management and financial assistance to individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Housing Assistance

Offers financial assistance for rent, security deposits, court-ordered evictions, and utility shut-offs.

Housing Assistance, Utility Assistance, Financial Assistance

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- Assists with Maryland ID fees, prescription medications, and other emergency situations when funds available

Operates a resource center that helps individuals and families in need connect to local resources.

Community Center

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- Includes case management services
- Offers information on financial assistance for rent and utilities
- Provides job training, education, pastoral counseling, and access to computers and office equipment

Provides financial assistance for security deposits, utility bills, and eviction prevention when funding available.

Financial Assistance

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- Check website for funding availability
- Includes financial literacy classes and workforce development services
- Not available for applicants already living in Section 8 or public housing
- Cannot assist individuals whose utility services are already disconnected

Helps individuals secure permanent housing to prevent homelessness.

Housing

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• Serves to rapidly re-house eligible individuals
• Provides case management services, temporary financial assistance, legal assistance, and referrals to healthcare

• Provides up to $100 for prescriptions and between $125 to $150 for other financial concerns 
• Assistance is limited to once every 12 months

Provides assistance with utility shut offs and rent payments.

Financial Assistance

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- Open to both eviction and non-eviction cases, and residents of Section 8 or subsidized housing
- Depending on eligibility, may also provide a rent stipend for up to 12 months

Offers a general financial assistance program.

Financial Assistance

Provides financial assistance for security deposits, utility bills, and eviction prevention when funding available.

Financial Assistance

More information:
- Check website for funding availability
- Includes financial literacy classes and workforce development services
- Not available for applicants already living in Section 8 or public housing
- Cannot assist individuals whose utility services are already disconnected

• Occasionally assists with emergency prescription needs
• Can help individuals obtain birth certificates and IDs
• Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9AM to 1PM

• Helps with childcare, financial planning, legal services, moving costs, rent, and transportation 
• Serves as the Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-housing vendor for the Veterans Administration

Provides financial assistance for security deposits, utility bills, and eviction prevention when funding available.

Financial Assistance

More information:
- Check website for funding availability
- Includes financial literacy classes and workforce development services
- Not available for applicants already living in Section 8 or public housing
- Cannot assist individuals whose utility services are already disconnected

Provides limited financial assistance to prevent eviction and cover a portion of the first month's rent.

Housing Assistance

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- Financial counseling and budgeting advice available
- Assistance is limited to once every 12 months

Offers immediate financial assistance to families in Harford County who are facing eviction, utility shut-offs, or emergency heating costs.

Financial Assistance

• Case management is provided as part of all programs 
• The Emergency Solutions Grant may provide up to 6 months of rental stipends for homeless families

Provides financial assistance for security deposits, utility bills, and eviction prevention when funding available.

Financial Assistance

More information:
- Check website for funding availability
- Includes financial literacy classes and workforce development services
- Not available for applicants already living in Section 8 or public housing
- Cannot assist individuals whose utility services are already disconnected

• Funds are limited and not always available

​Provides financial assistance to help eligible residents cover expenses related to eviction prevention, housing security deposits, prescription medications, and utilities.

Emergency Services

Provides individuals who are HIV positive with financial assistance for eviction prevention, first month's rent, BGE utilities, food, and other urgent needs.

Financial Assistance

Provides financial assistance for security deposits, utility bills, and eviction prevention when funding available.

Financial Assistance

More information:
- Check website for funding availability
- Includes financial literacy classes and workforce development services
- Not available for applicants already living in Section 8 or public housing
- Cannot assist individuals whose utility services are already disconnected

• Refers clients to other community service agencies as needed