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Assistance programs El Dorado County.

Low-income families in El Dorado County will get financial help, free stuff, and social services. Find charities, government agencies and churches that offer grant money or free items. Get help with rent or electric bills, find free food or transportation services and other support. Find financial assistance near you in El Dorado County.

Hardship funds are combined with other support. This will be free groceries or clothes, gas vouchers or car repairs, and debt relief.  There are also free Christmas toys and school supplies given out to people in El Dorado Hills, Pacerville and El Dorado County or get dental care and more.

Grant assistance from Community Action Agency

The following programs are offered by the El Dorado County Department of Community Services. All resources are limited, and free grant money for low-income families is combined with self-sufficiency services. The agency can be reached at (530) 642-7300.

  • Energy and utility bill assistance - A federal government funded program that provides for the direct payment of energy, heating, and utility bills. This utility bill assistance program was created to help low to moderate income eligible families and households in offsetting the cost of paying for electric bills. If you apply and are found to be qualified, the people in the program may have have specific dollar amounts credited to their utility or energy accounts. Or they may receive free heating fuel.
  • General assistance program - The El Dorado County General Assistance Program helps the low income, unemployed and indigent. The program is a so called repayable assistance program. Short term funds or loans are issued to assist indigent families, individuals and adults with meeting their basic needs. This is done by providing vouchers that can be used to pay for housing expenses, utilities, rent, personal needs and transportation.
  • Section 8 vouchers and homeless prevention services - While resources are limited, and there is often a waiting list, there may be rent subsidized, low income homes available. County funds may also be issued to pay a portion of a security deposit, energy bill, or monthly rent payment for qualified low income or formerly homeless families.

 

 

 

The government agency can offer help for other needs as well. It is recommended that Placerville and El Dorado County families call them for information or referrals. However, other services include cash grants from CalWORKs , health and medical care (Medi-Cal) or CalFresh food stamps. Various job training and placement programs can assist the underemployed as well. Read more assistance from Dorado County Department of Community Services.

Basic needs and financial help for bills in El Dorado County

Salvation Army Family Services provides various programs in El Dorado County, as resources allow. The programs can include free summer camp for children or emergency utility bill or housing assistance. The center also has information on regional homeless shelters and transitional housing programs, free Christmas toys and meals, and a food pantry. They may also have information on loan programs for bills, case management services, and other support. More on El Dorado County Salvation Army assistance programs.

El Dorado County free Christmas assistance programs - Qualified applicants, who are early enough, may get free Christmas gifts for their kids. There are also services for Spanish speakers and single moms. Other holiday resources include meal boxes, free boxes of groceries, toys, and much more. Find El Dorado County Christmas assistance.

Foothills United Methodist Church is based at 3301 Green Valley Rd, Rescue, CA 95672. Limited emergency financial help is provided, including to seniors, the working poor, single mothers and others. Get money for back rent, water or utility bills. Or get free food, boxes of groceries or personal stuff. Call (530) 677-4910. Learn more on UMC churches that help with financial assistance.

Turn to the Food Bank of El Dorado County. This non agency provides free emergency food and groceries assistance to low income, unemployed and other qualified El Dorado County residents who are in need. There are fruits, produce, baby formula and other items. The agency provides its services through a network of 40 local "Partner Charities”, soup kitchens and non-profits. Call 530.621.9950.

 

 

 

 

One Stop of El Dorado County provides basic job training, business start up classes and job placement. There is also free education, life skills, career development, and other relevant services. The goal is to help people in El Dorado County gain the skills for long term success. There is support for the unemployed, youth, displaced adult workers and others throughout the Sacramento MSA in an effort to help them increase their income, including passively. Call (530) 642-4850. Or learn more on how to start generating passive income.

Legal Services of Northern California provides low income individuals as well as seniors on social security with free legal assistance. Attorneys focus their services in the areas of health, housing, foreclosures, education, family law, consumer debt issues, income maintenance, employment, and civil rights. Call (916) 551-2150

Green Valley Community Church has a free, emergency food pantry. Shelf-stable groceries, holiday meals, and other support is offered from 3500 Missouri Flat Rd, Placerville, CA 95667. Main number is (530) 622-3231

Free health care, dental, and medical services in El Dorado County

Agency for Hearing focuses on people with no insurance and the low-income in El Dorado County.. The non-profit agency provides health care, including hearing services, vision testing, physicals and more to meet the needs of low income seniors, children, and families. There is a free OBGYN, dental care including volunteer dentists, root canals and more. Address: 4212 Missouri Flat Rd, Placerville, CA 95667, or call (530) 621-7700

Marshall Community Health Clinic provides income based care. There is free medical or discounted rates. They help immigrants, people on Medi-Cal or the uninsured and others. The address is 1095 Marshall Way, Placerville, CA 95667. Call 530-626-2920.

Many other local, free clinics help adults, kids, and patients with no insurance. They give exams, physicals and other care. Locate local free health clinics.

Free debt relief, mortgage help and HUD counseling

Consumer Credit Counseling Services offers borrowers and homeowners debt relief and foreclosure counseling. Contact the non-profit agency to meet with a Certified Housing or Debt Counselor who will sit down with you and thoroughly evaluate and review your personal financial situation. After the session they will provide you with free advice on how to avoid default of your mortgage, a home foreclosure, or bankruptcy. Or get help with credit card bills or outstanding debts, and look here for information on how to start a credit card hardship.

  • They will also help you develop a budget, determine your current debt obligations, and put together a plan of action, including details on saving money for a crisis. Some of the options may include a debt management plan, or assistance in negotiating with your creditors, or savings account for emergency needs. Read more on low-income emergency savings account.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In addition, the counselor may decide your best solution is for them to work together with you and your lender or mortgage holder. They also work with banks and auto loan companies. If they take this approach the housing or free credit counselor will assist you in resolving your financial situation. The credit counseling and HUD approved agency will do whatever they can to help you prevent a foreclosure, and get back on track with your mortgage. Call (800) 777-7526 or 877-422-904

 

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