Short-term rent money Sometimes we all need help.  If you are having a crisis due to hospitalization, car repairs or what have you and are going to need help paying rent, security deposit or house payment, here are some places that can help.  Also, if you know of others I have not listed, please feel free to add them in your comments.  There are those who may need this.  Thank you. Arizona: Arizona Department of Housing Trust Fund 1700 W. Washington St. Suite 210 Phoenix, AZ. 85007 . California: California Department of Mental Health 1600 9th Street, Room 151 Sacramento, CA. 95814 . California Department of Housing and Community Development 1800 3rd Street, Room 390-A Sacramento, CA.95814 . Conneticut: Conneticut Department of Social Services Family Services Division 25 Sigourney St. Hartford, CT. 06106 . Department of Economic and Community Development 505 Hudson St. Hartford CT. 06106-7107 . Delaware: West End Neighborhood House 710 N. Lincoln St. Wilmington, DE. 19805 . Lutheran Community Services 1304 N. Rodney St. Wilmington, DE. 19806 . District of Columbia: Community Partnership for Prevention of Homelessness 801 Pennsylvania Ave., SE. Suite 360 Washington, DC. 20003 . Florida: Department of Community Development 695 E. University Blvd. Melbourne, FL. 32901 . Department of Community Development 128 E. Forsyth St., Suite 600 Jacksonville, FL. 32202 . Georgia: Georgia Department of Community Affairs 60 Executive Park South, NE. Atlanta, GA. 30329 . Illinois: Department of Human Services 100 S. Grand Ave. Springfield, IL. 62762 . Department of Housing Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund 318 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL. 60604 . Iowa: Iowa Financial Authority 100 E. Grand Ave., Suite 250 Des Moines, IA. 50309 . Louisiana: Department of Social Services Office of Community Services 755 3rd St. Baton Rouge, LA. 70802 . Maryland: Department of Housing and Community Development 100 Community Place Crownsville, MD. 21032-2023 . Michigan: Family Indepenence Center 235 South Grand Suite 1305 P.O. Box 30037 Lansing, MI. 48909 Minnesota: Minnesota Office of Economic Opportunity Department of Human Services 444 Lafayette Road Saint Paul, MN. 55155 . Missouri: Missouri Housing Development Commision Housing Trust Fund 3435 Broadway Kansas City, MO. 64111 . Nevada: Nevada Department of Business and Industry Housing Trust Fund 788 Fairview, Suite 100 Carson City, NV. 89701 . New Hampshire: Department of Health and Human Services 105 Pleasant St. Concord, NH. 03301 . Housing Finance Authority 32 Constitution Drive P.O. Box 5087 Manchester, NH. 03108 . New Jersey: Department of Human Services P.O. Box 700 Trenton, NJ. 08625 . North Carolina: Department of Health and Human Services 2001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC. 27601 . North Dakota: North Dakota Housing Finance Agency 1500 East Capital Avenue P.O. Box 1535 Bismarck, ND. 58502 . Ohio: Department of Development Housing Trust Fund 77 South High St. P.O. Box 1001 Columbus, OH. 43215 . Oregon: Department of Housing and Community Services 725 Summer Street, NE. Suite B Salem, OR. 97301 . Rhode Island: Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance Corporation 44 Washington St. Providence, RI. 02903 . Virginia: Department of Housing and Community Development The Jackson Center 501 North Second St. Richmond, VA. 23219-1321 . Washington: Department of Community Trade and Economic Development 128 10th Avenue, SW. P.O. Box 42525 Olympia, WA. 98504

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• The Salvation Army National Headquarters
  
• http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn.nsf
  
• adult rehabilitation  women & children  youth  family  correctional  SA Camps  Christmas  
  league of mercy  seniors  community service clubs  the armed forces  service units  disaster
  relief  music  Human Trafficking
  

• Community Action Partnership
  
• http://www.communityactionpartnership.com/
  

• http://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/
  
•        Catholic Charities USA is the membership association of one of the nation's largest social
  service  networks. Catholic Charities agencies and institutions nationwide provide vital social
  services to people in need, regardless of their religious, social, or economic backgrounds.
  Catholic Charities USA supports and enhances the work of its membership by providing
  networking opportunities, national advocacy and media efforts, program development, training
  and technical assistance, and  financial support.
  

• This is a list of grants and loans for you to check into.  You could find a lot of financial
  assistance in many different areas here.  business, housing, utilities...
  
• Business Loans and GrantsCooperative Grants and Other Programs Single Family Housing
  Loans and Grants Multi Family Housing Loans and Grants Community Facilities Loans and
  Grants Electric Loans and Other Programs Telecommunications Loans and Grants Water Loans
  and Grants Community Development Programs
  
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• Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) are matched savings accounts that enable low-income
  American families to save, build assets, and enter the financial mainstream. IDAs reward the
  monthly savings of working-poor families who are building towards purchasing an asset - most
  commonly buying their first home, paying for post-secondary education, or starting a small
  business. IDAs make it possible for low-income families to build the financial assets they need
  to achieve the American Dream.
  
• http://www.cfed.org/focus.m?parentid=31&siteid=374&id=374
  

• Brave Kids:  Here is a wonderful place where you can find a multitude of help if you have
  children suffering from illnesses or disabilities.  There are too many programs on this site to list
  them all.  I highly recommend checking them out.
  
• Camps Hospitals Respite Care
  
• Financial Aid Support Groups Transportation
  
• http://www.bravekids.org/
  

• Bureau of Indian Affairs
  
• Office of Indian Education Programs
  
• http://www.oiep.bia.edu/
  
• The mission of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Office of Indian Education Programs, is to provide
  quality education opportunities from early childhood through life.
  

• National Child Care Information Center
  
• On this page, we've assembled helpful information on three topics commonly of interest to
  parents: finding child care nearby; looking for financial assistance to help with the cost of care;
  and looking for information about quality child care. The links within each topic below include
  annotated lists of publications, organizations, Web sites and other resources. Parents have
  many interests related to child care and will find much useful information throughout the
  NCCIC site. Listed on the Popular Topics page are topic categories representing commonly
  requested information.
  
• Child_Care_Financial_Assistance
  

• AmeriDream Downpayment Gift
  
• Think it sounds too good to be true? It’s not. The AmeriDream Downpayment Gift Program
  provides homebuyers with up to 10% of the sales price of the home for a down payment or
  closing costs.
  
• So, with AmeriDream’s help, you can realize the American dream of homeownership. Either
  contact your lender and ask about using the AmeriDream program, or contact your local
  AmeriDream representative and he or she will help you through the process.
  
• Benefits of AmeriDream to Homebuyers
  
• * Down Payment Gift. You never have to repay the gift! Our mission is to help people purchase
  their own homes and this is how we do it.
  
• * Information. Homebuyer Education course and a knowledgeable customer service staff to
  answer all of your questions.
  
• * Reliability. More than 300,000 satisfied buyers and sellers have used AmeriDream to purchase
  homes … you can too!
  
• * Ease of Use.   No one has a process as easy as ours. Try it!
  
• * Easy Qualification. The program is open to everyone, not dependent on age, race, creed or
  gender.
  
• * Few Restrictions. You do not have to be a first-time homebuyer; the gift can be applied to both
  down payment and closing costs.
  
• * Cost to you: ZERO!
  
• A home purchase is often the largest investment in peoples’ lives; it should be done with reason
  and knowledge. Let us help you.  Click on the link below.
  
• AmeriDream - Homebuyers
  

• Ever think of going in business for yourself?  This is the place to start.  You may be eligible for
  funding, also this is a source to help you to get started with much information.  Please check
  this site first.
  
• mission
  
• "State of the Field". This major new publication from FIELD examines the state of the
  microenterprise industry in the United States. Read more.
  
• Donor Resources.  FIELD offers two resources for donors interested in the U.S. microenterprise
  field. FIELD's Funder Guide Series provides donors with insights into the field and effective
  ways in which it can be supported. FIELD also staffs a Microenterprise Funders Group that
  provides opportunities for exchange and learning among donors. Learn more about these donor
  resources.
  
• Action Planning Kit for Practitioners. FIELD’s action planning kit helps organizations reflect on
  the challenges they face, assess strengths and weaknesses, and identify directions for the future.
  Read more.
  

• Small Business Loan For Women          
  
• Field: http://fieldus.org/about/index.html
  
• Starting a New Business? Count Me In provides loans up to $5000 for your first loan, and up to
  $10,000 for your second   loan. Count Me In will take into consideration, type of business, prior
  experience, credit history, and how you intend to use the money.
  

Count Me In

Site with government job listings as well as help with a resume.

The listings are categorized by state, county,and city.  What a great resource to help those in need of income. 

http://govtjobs.com/