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Find similar grantsDomestic Violence Shelter Short-Term Residential Program is sponsored by Mercer County Office on Homeless Services. This program funds local agencies to provide a domestic violence shelter short-term residential program and specific services for women and children who are homeless survivors of domestic violence.
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* Human Services's Public/Legal Notices * Office on Addiction Services+ * Funded Addiction Services * Local Advisory Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse * Opioid Settlement Advisory Council * Municipal Alliance Program * Mercer County Opioid Settlement Survey For Providers and Community Members * La encuesta de Mercer County opioide para la gente de la comunidad * Aging & Disability Resource Connection+ * Office on Aging Needs Assessment Survey * Nutrition Program for Older Adults * Farmers Market Nutrition Program * Mercer County Office on Aging/Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) Client Satisfaction Survey * Office for the Disabled+ * Personal Assistance Services Program * Disabilities Advisory Council * Office of Food Security * Office on Homeless Services- * Funded Homeless Services * Neighborhood Centers CSBG Program * Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs+ * LGBTQIA+ Key Protections and Rights * Mercer County LGBTQIA+ Community and Allies Survey * Peer Groups Supported by the Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs * Division of Mental Health+ * Funded Mental Health Services * Traumatic Loss Prevention Services * Children's Interagency Coordinating Council * Community Organizations Active in Disaster * Division of Mental Health Events * Division of Youth Services+ * Mercer County Child Care Voucher Program * Youth Services Commission * Commission on the Status of Women+ * Human Services Advisory Council+ Departments » Human Services » Office on Homeless Services The Mercer County Office on Homeless Services funds programs at local agencies that include: * One-time emergency aid to prevent homelessness, access to food, up to 12 months of certain rent or utilities subsidies, and/or comprehensive case management services * Homelessness prevention/emergency assistance for individuals and families in need due to a housing crisis and have been determined that one-time assistance will successfully prevent their homelessness * Legal services for indigent clients in Mercer County * Production of affordable housing units targeted at homeless individuals and households or those at risk of becoming homeless * 24-hour response for individuals and families experiencing homelessness placed at hotels/motels and Code Blue alert plans to shelter at-risk individuals during severe weather * Homelessness support services to Mercer County residents to assist them in obtaining housing * Client-centered case management services to serve individual experiencing chronic homelessness with co-occurring disorders, severe and persistent mental illness, involvement with the criminal justice system, and/or other challenges that prevent them from obtaining and maintaining stable housing * Liaison/case management services for homeless individuals * Day drop-in center for single adults experiencing homelessness at the local emergency shelter * Emergency shelter services for homeless single adults * Identification services for Mercer County individuals experiencing homelessness * Short-term rental assistance and supportive services including rental assistance, housing location, and intensive case management in the community for families who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless * Domestic violence shelter short-term residential program and specific services for women and children who are homeless survivors of domestic violence All services funded by the Mercer County Office on Homeless Services are for all Mercer County residents.
Services are subject to agency program eligibility requirements and funding availability. If you are seeking homeless services, housing assistance, or prevention services, contact the Mercer County Board of Social Services (MCBOSS), Emergency Assistance, at 609-989-4320, and complete an Emergency Assistance application to determine eligibility for services.
You may also contact these homeless prevention providers: Arm In Arm at 609-396-9355 or Catholic Charities at 609-394-8847. Service providers, community partners, or individuals/families needing assistance navigating the Coordinated Entry or County Homeless System may contact the office at 609-989-6982 or homelessservices@mercercounty. org.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Mercer County residents who are homeless survivors of domestic violence (women and children). Services are subject to agency program eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Domestic Violence Shelter Short-Term Residential Program is funded by Mercer County Office on Homeless Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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