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Assistance programs Garland County

Find a listing of financial resources in Hot Springs and Garland County Arkansas. Get information on charities, churches, and government organizations that provide grant money to pay bills or give out free stuff. Receive help with rent, utility bills, food, medical care, and other expenses. Get financial assistance near you in Garland County.

The goal of the organizations is to offer emergency help as well as long term social services. This means a low-income family, seniors or struggling individuals in the Hot Springs AR area will get funds to pay a bill (electric, housing, etc.) as well as long term support around employment, budgeting and more.

Grant money to help pay bills, rent, and more in Garland County AR

Hot Springs Arkansas Housing Authority provides section 8 housing vouchers in Garland County. This program is for low-income families, single parents, seniors and the others who need an affordable place to live. These will be rent-subsidized homes and apartments and the agency offers other social services too from 1002 Illinois St, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71901. Call (501) 624-4420, or locate affordable housing that has no wait.

Garland County Community Services Office is a leading organization for low income and working poor families to contact for help. There is both short term, financial help for bills including electric or rent to car repairs. The non-profit is the regional community action agency.

  • Some of the other key services in the greater Hot Springs area include funds for paying electric and heating bills from LIHEAP. The is the federal low-income energy assistance program.
  • Case managers have referrals to free food pantries, benefits such as SNAP food stamps and soup kitchens.
  • There is also free or low-cost medical care for the uninsured in Garland County from community clinics in the region too, including details on getting help with bills. Get help from medical debt collectors.
  • Housing costs, including back rent, can be covered by the Garland County community action. This will help pay rent or a security deposit.
  • Head start, Child Development, job training and other services are offered too.

The main address is 2254 Albert Pike Rd, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call (501) 624-5724. Get more information on emergency programs from Community Services.

 

 

 

The Garland County Salvation Army offers comprehensive programs. It includes the possibility of rent help and so much more. There is a free food pantry, Christmas toys or meals for kids from Angel Tree and Thanksgiving dinners. Or apply for electric bill help, a low cost Family Store, case management, and school supply items among other goods. The Entergy's Power to Care program is also offered, and learn more on help with Entergy bills in AR.

St Luke's Episcopal Church is at 228 Spring St, Hot Springs, AR 71901.  They offer free groceries from a pantry, including for single moms or the homeless. Or get clothes as well as applications to the Emergency Food & Shelter Program. Call (501) 623-1653

Center For Arkansas Legal Services provides free legal advice to low-income households or senior citizens in Garland County. Get advice on filing divorce, stopping an eviction or utility shut off, or applying for government benefits. The location is 1820 Central Ave # H, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Free lawyers are available over the phone or in person for a consult, and call (501) 376-3423

Department of Human Services of Garland County help with benefits. They offer temporary cash grants, money from TANF, and Medicaid insurance. There are also resources such as free daycare vouchers, SNAP food stamps for families living in poverty and more. The DHS office is at 115 Stover St, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call (501) 321-2583.

Cooperative Christian Ministries and Clinic has many services. One includes grant money for emergency bills. There are also free basic medical or dental care for the low-income and uninsured. Get an eye exams, basic dental cleanings, OBGYN, immunizations and other services from 133 Arbor St, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call (501) 318-1153 They also help with RX for the uninsured, and read more on patient assistance programs.

 

 

 

 

United Way of Garland County also helps with medications. they have applications to the FamilyWize Discount Prescription Card. This can help pay for both name brand or generic meds, including from major companies. Look here to find free drugs from Pfizer or call 501-623-2505.

Jackson House helps the poor, homeless, and low-income in Garland County. There will be free hot meals, clothes for a job or student, food and a few dollars of emergency financial help. The charity is at 705 Malvern Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71901. They have a thrift store with vouchers for household items or sell products too, and call (501) 623-4048.

Free food and/or clothing in Garland County will be provided from local churches or charities. There is free food assistance, vouchers, or gently used clothing. Some may operate free furniture banks as well for low income families. Some will even offer other support, such as seasonal programs around the holidays. Continue with free food pantries in Garland County.

 

Additional financial resources for low-income in Garland County

Other programs and agencies provide both financial help or social services. Whether it is a few dollars to pay a light bills or free personal stuff, the United Way referral service in Garland County, which can be reached at 501-623-2505, is another place to try.

 

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