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Help With Rent And Security Deposit

LouM started this conversation

I am in need of some emergencey help for a place to live for me and my daughter. We are currently homeless and staying with anyone who will let us stay a night or 2. I am on disability and have found an apartment I can afford but need funding for the deposit and first months rent.

                                                                                 Thank You Lou

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TBoyd
I am in need of a place to stay, I have no job, no income, Im currently in a shelter about to have to leave b/c my time here is up, and I dont know wat Im gonna do, I NEED HELP Im 50yrs old and I dnt knw wat to do. I need all the help I can get Ive been unemployed for 3yrs and I need a job A.S.A.P!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel like giving up. Than for your help...

T.Boyd and I can be reached at (314)739-9183
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hawk21   in reply to chava
hi we did not get your email
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chava   in reply to hawk21
thank you so much, I send you a e-mail, check your account.
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hawk21   in reply to chava
Hi we like to help you out are you willing to move we live in Wi and you can stay with us here is the email preshawk@gmail.com or call us at 920-245-4013
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chava
Hi, my name is salvador I am 23 years old I am an american citizen. I was studying for to be come a doctor for 4 and a half years. I was a 2 months to finish the school but for personal problems I have to leave the college, I dont have money or job. I have to leave my home in mexico because i had to deal with some family matters, now I am en california LA completely alone, I try to get a job, but no one helps me I'm to desperate, please somebody help me.
I am a such a nice guy, very smart, educated and responsible, I am willing to work in whatever, I learn fast, if only someone gives me the chance to prove with a job and a place to stay. please contact me and I go any state.
chava_m0@hotmail.com
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bigmike44
Hi my name is i really need to have some where to live please help me
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we need it
 in response to Jusjoking...   Thank you ...I called all the places that you said ...a lot of them are out of money or said some one will call me back ....none has called so far...
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Jusjoking
 in response to we need it...   Check out this site for assistance http://www.211.org/.
Also check this website for low in come housing.
http://www.socialserve.com/
http://www.101apartments.com/sub/low-income-apartments.asp
Good Luck
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Jusjoking
If you have not check with here http://www.211.org/ than you may want to check with Salvation Army, Catholic Charities or even St Vincent De Paul Society for additional financial assistance or even housing. Also check with you local city Social Services Depts sometimes they have a slash fund.
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Bamboo
I am in need of some emergencey help for a place to live for me
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we need it
I my a 35 yr women ..and have been going throw a lot in my life but I still didn't let that stop me ..I have 10 kids and 9 live with me...I'm in need of a place but don't have the money I lost my job because i had to deal with some family matters ..because my 15 yr child was Rap ...and she needed me so i had to step down on my job...I have a job to pay my rent just no money to move ..so if somebody no some place that van help me and my family I would love if you sheare it ..thank you and have a bless day ..
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marie112
 in response to angel_hart...   First of all I am very sorry for your loss. Stop blaming yourself and just know that he is in a better place. Sometimes, men are too proud and they take financial struggle really hard. I know that you will get through this situation. You have to count your blessings, you still have your strength a beautiful son, friends and a car. I found some places that are income based

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Wesley Manor
1655 S. Winchester Blvd. Campbell
CA 95008
$25 - $1,300
Income Based [ ? ]
See Qualifications
( $25 - $1,300 ) 1/1.0 (Apartments)
Kathy Betts
408-374-9511
Waiting List
Pets Allowed Income Restricted Universal Accessibility Seniors Housing Washer/Dryer Map

Wesley Manor
1655 Winchester Blvd. Campbell
CA 95008
$25 - $1,300
Income Based [ ? ]
See Qualifications
( $25 - $1,300 ) 1/1.0 (Apartments)
Kathy Betts
408-374-9511
Waiting List
Pets Allowed Income Restricted Universal Accessibility Washer/Dryer Map

Villa De Guadalupe
2151 Plaza De Guadalupe
Accessible Unit San Jose
CA 95116
$25 - $1,463
Income Based [ ? ]
( $25 - $1,463 ) 1/1.0 (Apartments)
Aimco Property Management
866-406-2046
Waiting List
5 pictures are available for viewing Some Pets Allowed, See Comments Income Restricted Universal Accessibility Seniors Housing Washer/Dryer Map

Villa De Guadalupe
2151 Plaza De Guadalupe San Jose
CA 95116
$25 - $1,463
Income Based [ ? ]
( $25 - $1,463 ) 1/1.0 (Apartments)
Aimco Property Management
866-406-2046
Waiting List
5 pictures are available for viewing Some Pets Allowed, See Comments Income Restricted Universal Accessibility Seniors Housing Washer/Dryer

additionally at this point you may need to try transitional housing because its free and it will give you a place to get your nerves together and wash up if any of these places say they don't have space ask them to refer you to another place,

Santa Clara, CA Transitional Housing

Transitional Housing in Santa Clara:
We have listed out many of the Transitional Housing locations in Santa Clara, CA below. The transitional housing we list offers not only support housing for those needing homes, but they also provide supportive services that will enable you to live more independently. Many are sober, detox, and drug treatment services. Addiction rehabilitation is a big part of these locations. We list full details on these locations.


Bill Wilson Center

3490 The Alameda
Santa Clara, CA - 95050
(408) 850-6125
Bill Wilson Center's mission is to support and strengthen the community by serving youth and families through counseling, housing, education, and advocacy. Named for the former mayor of Santa Clara who helped to create the agency, Bill Wilson Center has served residents of Santa Clara County since 1 Click here to see full details.

Women And Their Childrens Housing Incorporated

2400 Moorpark Ave Ste 112
San Jose, CA - 95128
(408)271-9422
WATCH's transitional housing program answers an acute need to provide safe housing and services for battered women and their children in Santa Clara County. Our program gives these vulnerable families the secure environment they need to rebuild their lives, achieve independence, and establish health Click here to see full details.
Family Supportive Housing Inc.

1590 Las Plumas
San Jose, CA - 95133
(408) 926-8885
San Jose Family Shelter provides temporary shelter and supportive services to homeless families in Santa Clara County to empower the families to move out of homelessness to independent, self-sufficient living in our community. Click here to see full details.
Innvision The Way Home

974 Willow St
San Jose, CA - 95125
(408)213-5170
OUR MISSION: InnVision is dedicated to providing shelter housing and multiple resources to help homeless and at-risk families and individuals become stable and self-sufficient. Our programs meet basic needs and provide a safe, supportive environment that promotes self-worth and leads to independ Click here to see full details.
The Unity Care Group

237 Race St
San Jose, CA - 95126
(408)971-9822
The objective of Unity Care programs is to turn around the lives of young people who continue negative and disruptive behaviors that keep them at-risk to the criminal justice system. We provide positive alternatives that allow these youth to internalize behaviors that correlate with making proper an Click here to see full details.

they also have work programs
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marie111
 in response to great is your mercy...   go to your state welfare office and apply for welfares tanf program tell them that you need help finding a job dont know were you live but they should give you a cash grant and busfare to find a job.
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marie111
 in response to blix in need...   Indianapolis, IN Transitional Housing

Transitional Housing in Indianapolis:
We have listed out many of the Transitional Housing locations in Indianapolis, IN below. The transitional housing we list offers not only support housing for those needing homes, but they also provide supportive services that will enable you to live more independently. Many are sober, detox, and drug treatment services. Addiction rehabilitation is a big part of these locations. We list full details on these locations.


Transitional Life Connections

373 N Holmes Ave
Indianapolis, IN - 46222
(317)636-0203
FAMILY SOCIAL SERVICES Click here to see full details.
Pathway To Recovery Inc

2135 N Alabama St
Indianapolis, IN - 46202
(317)926-8557
The mission of Pathway is help homeless adults with addictive and mental disorders begin recovery from addiction and mental illness, become financially self-sufficient, and begin healthy independent living upon placement in affordable permanent housing. Click here to see full details.
Dayspring Center Inc

Po Box 44105
Indianapolis, IN - 46244

Dayspring lovingly meets the basic needs of homeless families seeking assistance and connects them with opportunities to help them realize their potential. Click here to see full details.
Volunteers Of America, Inc.

927 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN - 46204

Volunteers of America of Indiana is a faith-based organization that provides life-changing services to enhance the physical, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual needs of individuals by providing counseling, rehabilitation, job placement, and residential services. We serve individuals transitionin Click here to see full details.
Julian Center, Inc.

2011 N. Meridian St
Indianapolis, IN - 46202
(317)941-2206
The Julian Center was founded in 1975. The mission of The Julian Center: Click here to see full details.
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marie111
 in response to expecting...   i found some resources this should help

Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority

Community Services Center
1695 Troy-Sidney Road
Troy, Ohio 45373-9794

PHONE: (937) 335-7921 (TDD Capacity Available)
(937) 335-9370, (937) 335-9371 or (937) 335-9372
FAX: (937) 339-8905


WEBSITE: http://www.miamicac.org

SERVICE AREA: Miami County

OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

OFFICE DAYS: Monday through Friday


1. Participant pays 30% of income for rent/utilities. Balance is subsidized.
2. Rental assistance payments (Voucher)
3. Public Housing (Elderly and Family)

ELIGIBILITY: 1. Resident of County
2. Below 50% of Median Income

DOCUMENTS NEEDED: Verification of total family income, including assets
Certified Birth Certificates for all family members
Social Security Cards for all family members
Driver's License(s)
Copy of medical bills and prescriptions
Utility bills
Verification of child care expenses
Marriage or Divorce papers
Rental History (list of landlords past 5 years)


RESTRICTIONS: N/A

HOW TO USE: 1. Applications are available at the office during normal work hours.

FEE POLICY: None


Contact Us

County Offices
Office of Child Support
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Office of Unemployment Compensation
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Office Information Services
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Office of Legislation and Constituent Services
Office of Local Operations
Office of Workforce Development
Other Sources of Contact Information

Office of Child Support

General:
Phone (800) 686-1556
Fax (614) 752-9760
Child Support Customer Inquiry Call Center:
Phone (800) 686-1556
Fax (614) 995-7159 or (614) 728-5070
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) System:
Phone (800) 860-2555
TTY/TDD (866) 500-3784
Interstate Central Registry:
Fax (614) 466-6613

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Ohio Health Plans

Medicaid Consumer Hotline:
Phone (800) 324-8680
TTY/TDD (800) 292-3572
Medicaid Provider Hotline:
Phone 1-800-686-1516

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Office of Unemployment Compensation

File for Unemployment Compensation Benefits:
www.unemployment.ohio.gov
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For Employers:
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For questions concerning existing unemployment claims:
Please click here for the phone number to the processing center that has your claim. Claims are assigned to processing centers based on the last four digits of your Social Security Number.

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General:
Phone (614) 466-1213
Fax (614) 466-6185
Children's Trust Fund:
Phone (614) 387-5478
Fax (614) 752-5229

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Office of Family Assistance (Food Assistance; Child Care; Fatherhood Commission; Refugee Services; Ohio Works First; Prevention, Retention and Contingency)

General:
Phone (614) 466-4815
Fax (614) 466-1767
Family Assistance Customer Inquiry Call Center:
Phone (866) 244-0071
Child Care CCIDS Help Desk:
Phone (877) 302-2347
Out of State Inquiries:
Fax (614) 466-1767
Email Inquiries@jfs.ohio.gov

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Office of Chief Inspector

Phone (614) 466-3015
Fax (614) 466-0207

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Office of Communications

Phone (614) 466-6650
Fax (614) 466-0292
TTY/TDD (866) 221-6700

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Office of Employee and Business Services

Phone (614) 466-2455
Fax (614) 466-1048

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Office of Fiscal and Monitoring Services

Phone (614) 466-4303
Fax (614) 995-5004

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Office of Information Services

IT Helpdesk (for ODJFS network users):
Phone (800) 686-1580
Chief Information Officer:
Phone (614) 466-2303
If you are not an ODJFS network user, please contact the office with which you are doing business.

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Office of Legal and Acquisition Services

Phone (614) 466-4605
Fax (614) 752-8298
TTY/TDD (866) 221-6700
Bureau of State Hearings:
Phone (866) 635-3748
Fax (614) 728-9574
TTY/TDD (614) 728-2985
Office of Contracts and Acquisitions:
Phone (614) 728-5693
Fax (614) 995-4876

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Office of Legislation and Constituent Services

Phone (614) 466-9280
Fax (614) 466-0292
TTY/TDD (614) 728-0799

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Office of Local Operations

File for Unemployment Compensation Benefits:
www.unemployment.ohio.gov
(877) 644-6562
For questions concerning existing unemployment claims:
Please click here for the phone number to the processing center that has your claim. Claims are assigned to processing centers based on the last four digits of your Social Security Number.

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Office of Workforce Development

General:
Phone (614) 752-3091
Fax (614) 995-1298
Bureau of Labor Market Information:
Phone (614) 752-9494
Fax (614) 752-9621

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Ohio Unemployment Compensation
Send feedback to ODJFS
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The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
30 E. Broad Street, 32nd Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215

Miami MHA - Housing Authority

Below is the information for Miami MHA, a Housing Authority in Troy OH:
Details: 1. Participant pays 30% of income for rent/utilities. Balance is subsidized. 2. Rental assistance payments (Voucher) 3. Public Housing (Elderly and Family)
Website: http://www.miamicac.org/
Address: 1695 Troy Sidney Road, Troy OH 45373
Contact Phone: (937)339-2111
Fax: (937)339-8905
Programs Available:

Low-Rent (Public Housing) - affordable apartments for low-income families, the elderly and persons with disabilities.
Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher Program) - find your own place and use the voucher to pay for all or part of the rent.

To Apply: Contact the public housing agency at the phone number above, or via the website if available.
Saint Patrick Soup Kitchen (937)335-7939
409 E Main St
Troy, OH 45373


Seeds of Hope 937-849-1478
Location is 15.13 miles from city center Troy
122 Middle St.
Medway, OH 45341


Castine Area Food Bank Inc
Location is 16.85 miles from city center Troy
7972 Graw Rd
Arcanum, OH 45304


Foodbank Inc
Location is 20.08 miles from city center Troy
427 Washington St
Dayton, OH 45402

Saint Patrick Soup Kitchen (937)335-7939
409 E Main St
Troy, OH 45373


Seeds of Hope 937-849-1478
Location is 15.13 miles from city center Troy
122 Middle St.
Medway, OH 45341


Castine Area Food Bank Inc
Location is 16.85 miles from city center Troy
7972 Graw Rd
Arcanum, OH 45304


Foodbank Inc
Location is 20.08 miles from city center Troy
427 Washington St
Dayton, OH 45402
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marie111
 in response to Need a Place...   $625 / 900ft² - Beautiful 2br Apt (Malone, NY)
Date: 2012-02-22, 3:57PM EST
Reply to: rc9n8-2865344552@hous.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Beautiful 2br apt on Academy St, Malone NY. Completely renovated, completely insulated, new propane heaters, all appliances including washer and dryer. Hardwood floors, new windows, off street parking. $625/mo, Security deposit and references required.. Please call for an appointment 802*324.4481


FRESHLY PAINTED ONE BEDROOM APT, WITH KITCHEN APP INCLUDED. OFF STREET PARKING, LAUNDRY AND TRASH SERVICE ON SITE. ELECTRIC INCLUDED. AVAILABLE APRIL 1 ST WITH FIRST MONTHS RENT AND SECURITY. PLEASE CALL 518-572-3929 FOR AN APPLICATION.

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Location: 35 Duane St Malone
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Jusjoking
 in response to expecting...   

First apply for welfare assistance they will help with food and expenses with for you and your unborn child. Next I will send some info to you as to where you can check out like 211 http://www.211.org/ which will help in finding what is in your area. Next apply for WIC http://www.fns.usda.gov/wic/ which is for pregnant women and infants. Check out SNAP http://www.snap-step1.usda.gov/fns/ for food stamps. You can also look at your local food bank http://feedingamerica.org/default.aspx?show_shov=1/ for emergency food box. Housing check with this http://www.shelterlistings.org/ This is just a little but 211 can point you to more in your area. Good Luck and God Bless

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expecting
my name is chelsie. i am 23 and expecting. i am due september 21, i just moved to troy ohio from summit county with nothing other then my clothes. i am trying to get on my feet but i find myself un able to find work nor do i know where to turn to find help. anything is appreciated even if you just know wher i can get some help. thank you you can contact me at luvsmedaemian08@yahoo.com
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Need a Place

I have a 2 year old daughter and me i am 19 years old moving out of parents house, and have nowhere to go on april 1st... i have money for SD.. just cant find a place and when i do they never show up so i can look at it and now there aint nowhere to rent from ... just need help find a 2br apt before april 1st ..Malone,NY

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hopecanfindhelp
I am in need of assistance with rent. unfortunately i hurt my back, and work as a janitor and did not hurt my back while working. i have fallen behind on rent, and i owe $500 and rent will be due again in a few days. if anyone is able to help, please let me know aaakleaners@yahoo.com
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