Public Assistance Programs in United States

Provoking Hope

Provoking Hope offers addiction and recovery services in the Greater Willamette Valley, Oregon. Our evidence and faith-based programs support peers in overcoming barriers to healthy living and achieving success in recovery.

51 to 200 staff

South Central Tennessee Development District

At South Central Tennessee Development District, we empower communities by enhancing quality of life. We are an association of local governments advocating for the 13 counties in South Central Tennessee. Bedford, Coffee, Franklin, Giles, Hickman, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Marshall, Maury, Moore, Perry and Wayne. South Central TN Development District is involved with many services that benefit our communities including: Public Transportation (SCATS), Workforce Development, Aging & Disability support, Grant Writing + Administering, Rural & Infrastructure Planning, Business Loans, and more. SCTDD is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.

51 to 200 staff

Boise City Ada County Housing Authorities

The Boise City Housing Authority was created in 1967. The original purpose of establishing the housing authority was to provide “low-income housing for the aged.” The first properties developed by the Boise City Housing Authority were two sets of high rise apartment complexes built in 1970 through the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Low Rent Public Housing Program. Boise City Housing Authority still owns and manages these properties, now designated to serve people who are 62 years or older and people who have a disabling condition. In 1976, the Ada County Housing Authority was created. Though these two organizations are legally separate, we operate through a Joint Powers agreement with a single staff overseen by a Board of Commissioners appointed and confirmed by the Mayor and City Council of Boise and the Ada County Commissioners. In Ada County, we are responsible for delivering a number of federally funded programs, as well as housing authority bond financed affordable housing developments for Boise, Garden City, Eagle, Star, Meridian, and Kuna. The service area holds a population of over people and covers over 1052 square miles.

11 to 50 staff

Des Moines Valley Health & Human Services

The mission of Des Moines Valley Health and Human Services (DVHHS) is to promote, protect and preserve the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities throughout Cottonwood and Jackson Counties.

51 to 200 staff

Grassroots Aid Partnership

Grassroots Aid Partnership is a disaster relief organization focused on providing aid to vulnerable communities in the wake of crisis. We believe rebuilding is a communal healing process, which we help to foster by providing wholesome foods, critical sanitation, and a safe environment for community grieving and healing.

11 to 50 staff

Hansine Fisher & Associates

HANSINE FISHER & ASSOCIATES provides consulting services for revenue maximization and audit readiness to public health and other non-profit agencies.

1 to 10 staff

Housing Authority Of Prince George S County

The Housing Authority of Prince George's County was established in 1969 to help low to moderate-income residents of Prince George’s County, MD gain access to safe, decent housing.

51 to 200 staff

Intouch Care Management

Senior Resource Center Older Adult Resources, Housing Assistance, Low Income Assistance, Assisted Living Resources and Caregiver Resources. Our Continued Education on Aging equips us to provide the expertise you need during our 30 min consultation to connect with the solutions and answers you need for you or your loved one.

1 to 10 staff

La Voz De La Comunidad Coalition

LA Voz works to improve the quality of life in the Latino communities of Louisiana by preventing youth substance abuse through culturally competent leadership, advocacy, research, education, and citizenship. LA Voz de la Comunidad works with community leaders to strengthen our community as a whole. We provide a centralized location for the Latino community to find resources and events, sign up for community updates via SMS or Whatsapp and engage in our community.

11 to 50 staff

Office Of Youth And Young Adult Opportunities, City Of Hampton

The Office of Youth and Young Adult Opportunities ensures that Hampton creates better outcomes for youth and young adults. We strive to provide meaningful alternatives to violence, drugs, and gang participation while addressing unresolved trauma and supporting returning citizens. We accomplish this goal by working collaboratively with support agencies and grassroots organizations to provide:* Transformative mentoring * Peer & family engagement * Emotional & social support * Restorative & re-entry services * Workforce readiness & development * Neighborhood-based programs * Crisis intervention & more Our team also manages a Summer Youth Employment Program that offers job opportunities within city and school departments, local businesses, and non-profit organizations to youth and young adults in Hampton ages 16-24. The 10-week program provides summer work experiences cultivating professional and personal career aspirations. Interested participants must attend a Hampton city school or be a Hampton resident. If you are a local business in the city of Hampton we would love to partner with you on this initiative. Please email Kerri.Thurman@Hampton.gov.

11 to 50 staff

United Way Of Mid Rural New York, Inc

The United Way of Mid Rural New York builds partnerships and maximizes resources to improve the quality of life for local residents of Chenango, Delaware, and Otsego Counties. In addition to creating programs to improve the community, UWMRNY raises money to fund grants, which are awarded to organizations and programs which improve income, education, and/or health in the community.

1 to 10 staff

Bridging Our Gaps

Bridging Our Gaps is an Organization that supports those disabled and their families. The primary goal is to navigate the disability programs here in Arizona to ensure that families & individuals get the support they need.

1 to 10 staff

Eyefid Consulting

Eyefid intelligence is a company management and consulting firm that helps organization hire right and utilize their best Talent.

1 to 10 staff

Ohiomeansjobs-Pickaway County

A proud partner of the American Job Center network, is a partnership of organizations and service who work together to assist people seeking work, looking for better jobs, or those who need training. Youth services are also provided to help those ages 14-21 who are in need of completing their education, finding jobs, training, or those who need assistance in basic skills to become self-sufficient. OhioMeansJobs-Pickaway County, A proud partner of the American Job Center network, also assists employers who seek qualified applicants for existing or future job openings. OhioMeansJobs-Pickaway County is a company based out of 1005 S Pickaway St, Circleville, Ohio, United States.

1 to 10 staff

Iowaworks Mississippi Valley

IowaWORKS Mississippi Valley is the workforce area for 8 counties in eastern Iowa. Our customers include job seekers and employers who access services provided by a network of partners through One Stop Centers located in Davenport and Burlington and other affiliate sites across our Local Area. Our work is funded through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and other grant opportunities.

51 to 200 staff

Pch

PCH, is a Facebook Funding help program strictly for Facebook users in which winners are selected at random and it is an humanity service program, they picked us randomly and got our information from the population census board.

11 to 50 staff

Peer To Peer Empowerment Group

PTPEG consist of peers with a variety of learned/lived experiences and wisdom. Collectively our goal is to provide support during a crisis and meet with youth in juvenile facilities and the communities. Being mindful of the mere fact our children, young adults and adults need support now! Early intervention is one key that will lead us on the right path. We are the face of the community.

1 to 10 staff

Veteran Recovery Coalition

Veteran Recovery Coalition is a 501c3. We are leading the fight to eradicate Veteran Homelessness on Long Island. We are the premier organization for providing holiday meals to 300+ Homeless Veterans and Veterans suffering from substance dependency and substance abuse on Long Island. We proudly serve holiday meals on Thanksgiving, Christmas/Chanukah, February Heros for Heroes Day, St Patrick's Day, Easter/Passover and Memorial Day. We conduct two clothing drives every year; we've successfully re-stocked the Northport VA Clothing Bank for seven years in a row. Our Organization now aids Veterans, reentering the workforce, with car repair and back auto insurance payments. We also assist Veterans with any COVID related bills like back rent and/or food bill. Lastly, we are leading the fight against the Northport VA closure of the Northport VA Homeless Shelter "Building 11". In January 2018, 50 Homeless Veterans were displaced. Thank God for United Veteran Beacon House https://uvbh.org/ for their efforts. Without them, those displaced Veterans would be on the street. We will hold all elected officials, municipal offices & governmental agencies accountable for actions that negatively impact the health & welfare of Veterans. Our current fight is over HR 2568 the Liverfluke Bill. We accept all donations to help pay for the cost of the holiday meals, car repairs etc. Please help!

1 to 10 staff

Serco - Southwest Suburban Cook County American Job Center

We are federally funded and are fully staffed with workforce development professionals that can help you find employment at no cost. To enroll in this program, you have to qualify under one of the listed status': receiving unemployment insurance, exhausted your unemployment benefits, or receiving SNAP benefits. Our agency is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

51 to 200 staff

Small Business Center At Johnston Community College

The Small Business Center at Johnston Community College is part of the North Carolina Small Business Center Network. Our goal is to provide local entrepreneurs and small business owners in Johnston County with resources to help their businesses succeed.

1 to 10 staff

Life Skills Project, L3c

A low-profit public benefit organization operating on "Giving Without Taking"(SM) model. Our goal is to develop a self-sustaining, scalable, and repeatable funding model to support educational and charitable activities. Our project is designed to empower both students and charities through collaboration with like minded brands and consumers. Life Beautified’ goal is to create an ecosystem that enhances the ability of our partners to engage in a sustainable way to Beautify Life!

1 to 10 staff

Mdn Employment Services

MDN Employment Services, concentrates on supporting and molding adults with intellectual disabilities. We focus on a personal and individualized program which empowers each individual to be successful in their workplace community. Our philosophy is that everyone is capable of obtaining and maintaining the necessary employment skills to succeed in the workplace. Our program unlocks the individuals skills by having our professional career advisors teach the consumer vocational, socialization and self help skills which are optimal for the workplace. Our program is flexible and will be tailored to meet the particular needs of the individuals we support so we can improve their employability skills.

1 to 10 staff

The National Living Donor Assistance Center Nldac

Our mission is to reduce the financial disincentives to living organ donation. To this end, we operate a nationwide system that provides reimbursement of travel and subsistence expenses, lost wages, and dependent care expenses to people being evaluated for and/or undergoing living organ donation. Priority is given to those who could not otherwise afford to donate. Background: Many people would like to donate an organ to a family member or friend, but would have trouble paying for related expenses—like transportation, lodging, food, and dependent care—that are not covered by insurance, especially if they lose wages during their recovery from donation surgery. The costs of the process can be a burden for donors and recipients; for some, these costs might make living organ donation impossible. The National Living Donor Assistance Center exists to provide access to transplantation for those who want to donate, but face financial barriers to doing so. This program is administered by the Division of Transplantation (DoT), Healthcare Systems Bureau (HSB), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), United States Health and Human Services (HHS) through a cooperative agreement with the University of Kansas (KU) and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons (ASTS).

1 to 10 staff

Columbia-Greene Workforce Development Board

1 to 10 staff