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Assistance programs Berkeley County West Virginia.

Low-income Berkeley County families will get financial help for paying their bills or free stuff. Find assistance with paying utility bills or rent, homeless prevention programs, free food, clothing, and even job training in Martinsburg and across the county. Churches, charities, and government agencies provide emergency grants as well as financial assistance for a wide variety of needs. Get financial help near you in Berkeley County WV.

Resources help with various needs. Get access to income based housing, medical or dental care, and more. Families in need, including single mothers or fathers, can also get case management as well as free grant money. Everything from budgeting income/money to job training for new skills, debt reduction services and similar support is offered. Any financial help in Martinsburg or the county is combined with these social services.

Emergency vouchers and financial assistance in Berkeley County

CCAP (Community Congregational Action Project), which is based in Martinsburg at Loaves and Fishes, provides qualified individuals with emergency financial assistance. There are hardship funds, free government grants for low-income families and more.

Funds are made available to Berkeley County residents. The agency will also meet the needs of local residents by issuing vouchers that can be used to pay for rent, water bill and sewer expenses, prescription medicine, and other basic needs that people may have. If you need help or want to learn more, dial (304) 267-2810.

There are income opportunities for extra money in the county too. Everything from online side gig jobs to cash rebates, smart phone apps, passive income and other opportunities exist, all of which can be started for free/ Learn more on how to make free money.

Martinsburg Salvation Army, which can be reached at (304) 267-4612, also offers numerous assistance programs and information to those who need help. Some of the services they offer to low income, the unemployed, working poor, and elderly include emergency heating and utility assistance. There is also free food, groceries or hot meals as well as clothing or gasoline for work.

 

 

 

  • The countywide Salvation Army can also provide free prescription vouchers, housewares, beds from donations as well as personal stuff or furniture for low-income families. Or get free back to school supplies (uniforms or tablets) as well as Christmas toys or gift cards for kids. Find other ways to get free Xmas toys.

This is also a regional Salvation Army center and supports the low income, seniors, and less fortunate in nearby counties as well. Another focus as well as in self-sufficiency and case management, which includes information on employment and education programs and also government aid. More on Berkeley County Salvation Army assistance programs.

Churches and Catholic Charities - A local outreach center of this charity organization is at 224 South Queen Street in Martinsburg West Virginia. Case managers can meet with families who need help and refer them to available resources. Income and other restrictions are in place.

Some of the programs available include free food pantries, clothing closets, assistance for utilities if faced with a disconnection, and more. Some services can help Berkeley County families deal with medical issues by coordinating eye or medical care from clinics and other centers. Read more on assistance from West Virginia Catholic Charities.

Free holiday assistance is available from the Salvation Army and other charities. Children and teenagers can apply for programs such as Angel Tree. There are also free Christmas as well as Thanksgiving meals, toys, clothing, gifts, and holiday parties help in Martinsburg and other towns. Find how to apply for resources including Salvation Army Christmas help.

Martinsburg WORK4WV Center has a location at 891 Auto Parts Place in Martinsburg, WV 25401. The location offers many social services to the needy, low-income and working poor. They focus on employment and job training needs. However some referrals may be given to local churches or charities that offer emergency food, financial aid for rent or security deposits, medical care, and more is available. Partners include Telamon and others that may offer this financial aid. Call (304) 267-0030

 

 

 

 

SVDP, or Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, has services in the region. There is a free food pantry with groceries, some meals, hygiene supplies and more. some basic household items may be passed out, like clothes, hygiene supplies, or blankets for the homeless. Much less common, but possible, is financial help. Maybe a few dollars for rent or heating bills, or some gasoline for work. All this is paid for using the thrift store. More on Berkeley County SVDP assistance programs.

DHHR Office of Martinsburg and Berkeley County processes government benefits. Apply for Medicaid, SNAP food stamps, TANF cash assistance (WV WORKS) and other programs. All public assistance is temporary in nature. The location is 429 Mid Atlantic Pkwy, Martinsburg, WV 25404. Dial (304) 267-0100, or get WV Works applications online.

Legal Aid of West Virginia has free lawyers for civil needs. Low-income families can access a pro-bono attorney for help with family issues, landlord-tenant disputes or evictions, disability applications and more. The location is 301 W Burke St, Martinsburg, WV 25401. Phone: (866) 255-4370

Eastern Panhandle Community Action Agency (EPCAA) focuses on self-sufficiency and breaking the cycle of poverty. If you can prove you have a need, you may be able to receive job programs and referrals to Rental and Housing Assistance.

  • There are transitional homes as well as no-wait list housing opportunities in Martinsburg. The community action agency also has other forms of Emergency Financial Assistance. There is also free stuff including vouchers for Prescription Medication and also Utility or Water Assistance. Call them at 304-538-7711. The address is 228 Clay St. Moorefield, WV 26836.

 

 

 

Reduced cost or free health care Berkeley County WV

One of the local health clinics that offers medical services on a sliding scale is Big Otter Clinic. You can reach the health care center at (304) 286-4200. There is free medical, dental and other care. The uninsured and patients on Medicaid can also get help too, including from eye doctors. Locate eye doctors that take Medicaid.

Shenandoah Community Health is a free, non-profit government qualified health center. Immunizations, free women’s health, OB/GYN, hearing or vision exams or glasses and more is offered. There is also some basic dental as well as behavioral health. Address: 99 Tavern Rd, Martinsburg, WV 25401 Phone: (304) 263-4999

Free dental clinics also help the low-income in Berkeley County. Teeth exams, extractions, free or cheap partial dentures, root canals and other care is in Martinsburg and county wide. Read more on how to get free dental in WV.

Debt counseling and foreclosure assistance

The non-profit credit counseling agency that serves the area is Clearpoint Financial Solutions, Inc. Dial 800-750-2227 or (877) 877-1995. This non-profit agency offer consumers and homeowners with financial counseling, free foreclosure advice, education, and debt management programs. There are also free credit repair services, car loan help and more for help low income and other people take control of their financial situation.

These voluntary debt management, foreclosure, and budgeting plans serve the dual role of helping clients repay and reduce their debts, including on credit cards or medical. The non-profit also helps people avoid a foreclosure, and offer clients low term financial plans. Find additional non-profit credit counseling agencies.

Food pantries, soup kitchens and free food banks

The following charities, churches, and organizations distribute free food to low income and others who need help. Many also have soup kitchens for hot meals or they deliver frozen food to the disabled or elderly. They can also provide clothing, applications to food stamps, or even Christmas meals or toys.

There are other free pantries, soup kitchens and feeding sites. If one of the centers listed below can’t assist, then locate additional Berkeley County free food pantries.

Eastern Panhandle Information & Referral Center ((304) 262-0048) they provide basic human needs and food. Free groceries, baby formula, Meals on Wheels and other services.

 

 

 

 

Loaves and Fishes - This Berkeley County organization provides direct boxes of food and personal stuff. The location is 549 N Queen St, Martinsburg, WV 25404. Phone: (304) 267-2810.

 

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