Housing

For assistance with finding or keeping affordable housing, homeless services, emergency and domestic violence shelters,

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Legal Services

Resources for refugees in need of help navigating the US and citizens in need of pro bono legal services.

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Medical

Low- and no-cost health care options for qualifying individuals and families.

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Transportation

Resources to help low income families obtain a car, pay for gas, or get a car loan. There are also public transit options for disabled persons.

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Education/Literacy

Resources to find vocational training and other avenues to increase the skills and competitiveness of the local workforce. Find education programs that strengthen English language proficiency and provide adult education for older students who may need additional help with basic academic skills and GED test preparation.

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Clothing

Resources for clothing of adults and children and obtaining work attire for professionals or job seekers.

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Employment

Go here for government resources for job seekers, including military service members and veterans, and LDS empolyment resources.

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Household Items

Information on obtaining car seats and furniture for low-income residents.

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Mental/Behavioral Health

Resources for families and individuals with mental illnesses, behavioral and mood disorders, addictions, anger issues, or who may be victims of domestic violence or mental illness-related homelessness.

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Financial

For assistance programs for financial emergencies, paying bills, home energy programs, and information on burial assistance.

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Emergency Preparedness

Includes information for housing, food, employment, and financial resources for those affected by the global pandemic.

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Food

Resources for residents and families to obtain emergency food services, locate food distribution centers and soup kitchens, and find information on food assistance.

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