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The Refugee Transitional Cash Assistance (RTCA) is a state-administered temporary financial assistance program.
Click HERE to see eligibility requirements and a list of locations where you can apply.
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The Rockville Emergency Assistance Program (REAP) provides emergency assistance to individuals and families living in Rockville, MD who are facing a financial crisis. REAP provides direct financial resources to help Rockville residents avoid eviction or utility termination, or to obtain needed medications or medical procedures.
REAP also provides referrals to Montgomery County residents for local food banks, clothing centers, vision and dental clinics, and computer resources.
To receive assistance or learn more, visit their site HERE.
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Homes Not Borders is now accepting applications for Montgomery County, MD residents.
The Moving Up Fund provides any recently displaced person seeking training or mentoring with cash assistance of $2,400 (which equals approximately half their rent for three months and will be paid directly to the landlord) so they can afford to take time off for training or mentoring, enabling them to “move up” in their careers and improve their income potential.
For additional information and to apply for this program, visit their site HERE.
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LifeStyles supports those in need residing in Southern Maryland. LifeStyles provides a continuum of emergency, transitional, and permanent housing services. Housing is provided in a structured environment, where activities such as chores, budgeting and life skills development are part of the program plan.
For more information, email HousingAndHomelessServices@lifestylesofmd.org or visit their Housing Services page HERE!
HOUSING, RENTAL, AND CASH ASSISTANCE
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Community Reach of Montgomery County offers housing for women and men. The Jefferson and Rockland Houses provide permanent, supportive housing and case management services for formerly homeless men and women.
For additional information about the Jefferson and Rockland houses and to reach out for shelter, visit their site HERE.
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Interfaith Works (IW) offers a variety of short-term emergency shelter and holistic case management services to IW clients. IW has additional shelters for all genders (and non-clients) and for women specifically. They also offer permanent housing for adults with disabilities and other vulnerabilities.
For more information about their shelter and/or housing programs, and to apply for assistance, click HERE.
IW has a Drop-In Center that is open to all Montgomery County Residents. This center hosts free and daily laundry, showers, case management, computer lab, therapeutic and recreational groups. Click HERE to read more and to find out where this center is located.
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Click HERE to read about the Shepherd’s Cove Homeless Shelter for women and children in Prince George’s County, MD!
PROGRAM SERVICES INCLUDE:
Three balanced, nutritious meals daily
Afterschool program (ages 5 – 12)
Permanent & transitional housing assistance
Education & employment assistance
Transportation assistance
Physical/mental health care assistance
Substance abuse counseling
Evening/weekend recreational, entertainment and social activities
And other supportive services as needed and required
UCAP also offers educational programs on Supportive Housing which is listed in our Education & Tutoring section!
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Click HERE to learn about United Communities Against Poverty’s (UCAP) PATH Program created to support people with disabilities facing homeslessness in Prince George’s County, MD.
SUPPORTIVE PROGRAM SERVICES:
Onsite Accessibility
Resident Resource Center
Donation/Food Pantry
Resident Computer Workstations
Individualized “Housing First” Case Management
Family Preservation Therapeutic & Mental Health Enrichment Services
Academic Guidance & Workforce Development
Budgeting Assistance
Empowerment Workshops & Support Groups
Client Centered Goal Planning
REFERRAL SERVICES AVAILABLE
For More Information, Contact Candice McCullough
301-322-5700
Cmccullogh@ucappgc.org
Office hours: 9:00 to 5:00 pm