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Family Stability Program (Catholic Charities of Central Florida) is sponsored by Catholic Charities of Central Florida. The Family Stability Program offers homeless prevention and rapid rehousing services to individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Financial assistance is available based on eligibility criteria, which varies by funding source and location.
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Family Stability Program – Catholic Charities of Central Florida 8:30am-4:30pm (Monday-Friday) Catholic Charities of Central Florida – Main Office Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church (Cocoa, FL) Holy Redeemer – Multi-Ministry Service Center (Kissimmee, FL) Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church (Palm Bay, FL) Prince of Peace Catholic Church (Ormond Beach, FL) St. Joseph – Multi-Ministry Service Center (Lakeland, FL) St.
Joseph Catholic Church (Winter Haven, FL) The Family Stability Program provides homeless prevention and rapid rehousing services to men, women and families who are either experiencing homelessness or are at risk of being homeless. Financial assistance is provided to those in need who meet the eligibility criteria for various funding sources.
The eligibility criteria and the amount of funding available varies by funding source, the location where assistance is needed and the situation and circumstances of those in need. A comprehensive assessment completed by a Family Stability Program case manager determines eligibility. We serve clients from the following nine counties: Brevard, Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Polk, Seminole, Volusia, and Sumter counties.
Click here for information on COVID-19 pandemic-related rental assistance. “I ntense love does not measure, it just gives. ” Catholic Charities steps in to help family after fire ALTAMONTE SPRINGS | Uriah Frisby heard a loud bang and people screaming outside.
It was 1 a. m. He opened his front door to find the next-door apartment in flames and spreading fast.
His neighbors were screaming the name of a young boy trapped within. “I ran inside, quickly got dressed, woke up my daughter and got her out of there,” he recalled. “We left with nothing but the clothes we had on us.
It was scary. Within a few minutes, my apartment was completely in flames. ” If you are in need of financial assistance, please fill out the intake form here and a case manager will be in touch with you soon.
Before applying for assistance, please be mindful about the following important qualifications: Your household has income . You do not owe more than one month’s rent. You do not have an eviction case already filed in the court system.
Please note that submitting the intake form or providing documentation does not guarantee assistance. If you are approved, you may be eligible for up to $1,000 in rental assistance and/or up to $500 in utility assistance. The process for determination of assistance eligibility takes from 8-10 business days .
After the intake is reviewed by a case manager, assistance may be provided based on funder eligible criteria and funding availability. Do I quality for assistance? Your household has income .
You do not owe more than one month’s rent. You do not have an eviction case already filed in the court system. How do I receive financial assistance?
If you are in need of financial assistance, please fill out the intake form here and a case manager will be in touch with you soon. If I submit an application, does that guarantee financial assistance? No, submitting the intake form or providing documentation does not guarantee assistance.
If I am approved, how much money am I eligible to receive? If you are approved, you may be eligible for up to $1,000 in rental assistance and/or up to $500 in utility assistance . How long will the process take to determine if I will receive assistance?
The process for determination of assistance eligibility takes from 8-10 business days . By appointment only. Please call (321)-338-2986.
Walk-ins welcome Monday – Thursday. For afternoon appointments in Lakeland, please call (863) 686-7153. For afternoon appointments in Winter Haven, please call (863) 299-7983.
Walk-ins welcome, but appointments are preferred. Please call (407) 797-1281. Please call (407) 658-1818.
Distributed in Rental Assistance Distributed in Utility Assistance The services provided by the Family Stability Program throughout the Diocese of Orlando are made possible thanks to the help of our generous partners.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Men, women, and families who are either experiencing homelessness or are at risk of being homeless. A comprehensive assessment by a Family Stability Program case manager determines eligibility. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000 in rental assistance and/or up to $500 in utility assistance. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Family Stability Program (Catholic Charities of Central Florida) is funded by Catholic Charities of Central Florida. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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