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Jacksonville. gov - Emergency Financial Assistance Program Emergency Assistance Program Appointment Line: (904) 255-2469 Main Line: (904) 255-3333 The Social Services Division provides an Emergency Assistance Program to serve eligible households and individuals who are facing financial difficulties due to an unexpected emergency.
The crisis generally involves the loss of a job, loss or reduction of household income, unexpected medical expenses, car repairs, a family dissolution, death in the family or an expense due to foreclosure, condemnation, fire or disaster. The program provides temporary financial assistance to prevent eviction for non-payment of rent/mortgage or interruption of utilities.
Specific guidelines and policies are used to determine eligibility, level of financial assistance and other needed resources. Rent, mortgage and utility payments are made directly to the supplier in an amount and for a period of time specified by policy. On a daily basis, trained staff are available to provide temporary financial intervention and basic case management services in order to stabilize the household's overall well-being.
Additionally, participation in a two-hour budgeting and money management workshop is an integral part of the financial intervention and case plan. How to Access the Program Monday-Friday, 8 a. m.
- 5 p. m. 1809 Art Museum Drive, Suite 100 Individuals access service by telephoning an appointment line at (904) 255-2469.
The appointment line opens at 9:30 a. m. , Monday through Friday (except holidays).
Appointments are given on a "first caller, first-service" basis for the next business day. Due to the high volume of calls, appointments fill quickly. Individuals with court-ordered eviction notices are given priority.
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Qualifying for Financial Assistance You must be a Duval County resident. Your household income must not exceed 200 percent of the federal poverty level. You must be in a documentable crisis situation.
You must have a delinquent, eviction, foreclosure or shut-off notice or loss of utility service. You must meet the established eligibility guidelines and provide proof of eligibility. You must not have received financial assistance from our program within the past 24 months You must have had the capacity to meet basic needs before suffering the current financial hardship.
You must provide a valid Florida Driver’s License/ID for the applying client with a Duval County address at the time of your application and a picture identification for ALL adults in the household. No Passports You must provide Social Security documentation for all household members.
You must provide proof of all household income and resources for the past 90 days You must provide a lease agreement and copy of eviction notice, if applicable. You must provide utility shut-off notice if applicable. 90 days waiting period between appointments - all potential clients that were denied and are seeking assistance must wait 90 days before they can obtain a new appointment.
Georgeanne Taylor, Emergency Assistance Program Manager 1809 Art Museum Drive, Suite 100
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Duval County residents in a documentable crisis situation with household income not exceeding 200% of the federal poverty level, and a delinquent, eviction, foreclosure, or shut-off notice or loss of utility service. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Financial Assistance Program (Jacksonville) is funded by City of Jacksonville, Social Services Division (Florida). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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