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Emergency Financial Assistance (EFA) is sponsored by PRC (formerly AIDS Emergency Fund), San Francisco. EFA provides one-time grants for urgent needs that threaten a low-income San Francisco resident's health, housing, or stability. These funds can be used for emergency expenses such as housing costs, medical, dental, vision, or hearing needs, and utility bills.
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Emergency Financial Assistance – PRC Emergency Financial Assistance Emergency Financial Assistance EFA (formerly AIDS Emergency Fund) provides financial assistance to low-income San Francisco residents living with HIV/AIDS. Emergency Financial Assistance (EFA) provides one-time grants for urgent needs that threaten a person’s health, housing, or stability.
These funds can be used for emergency expenses, such as housing costs, medical, dental, vision, or hearing needs, as well as utility bills when service is at risk of termination or disconnection. Additional eligibility restrictions may apply. PRC’s Emergency Financial Assistance is seeing clients through appointments only.
For appointments please call or email: Client Services Coordinator/Housing Navigator The Eviction Prevention (EP) grant offers financial support to help cover move-in costs (such as security deposits or first month’s rent) or to prevent eviction once every three years. A referral from a case manager, social worker, or attorney is required. Eligible individuals may receive up to $1,000 per grant cycle based on need.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income San Francisco residents living with HIV/AIDS who have urgent needs threatening their health, housing, or stability. Additional eligibility restrictions may apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Financial Assistance (EFA) is funded by PRC (formerly AIDS Emergency Fund), San Francisco. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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